🌀 UniJoin Stopped Working

[dkbit98]

I don't want to derail this topic too much, but DAI is not anonymous but pseudonymous. It's just "less worse" than USDT because it is differently backed and it is more decentralised. DAI's blockchain is public.
Tether can, for example, freeze your USDTs if they are flagged by a service or agency. We can discuss it in the altcoin section of the forum if you want!

I don't know when or if Unijoin is going to add support for other altcoins and stable coins, but I still think that USDT is better option.
It is supported by many chains and now you can use it even on Bitcoin Liquid Network as L-USDT, swap it for L-BTC and back to Bitcoin.
Aqua wallet even supports receiving and sending USDT from/to tron and ethereum addresses with additional fee.
Another good thing about L-USDT is confidential transactions, and that could work very good with privacy use case.

[Cantsay]

Many people around the world are using USDT everyday and I dont know many good services who can offer more private Tether.
I want the option to send Litecoin and receive Tether or any other coin available on Unijon.

Won’t this makes it look more like an exchange instead of a mixer?

Considering it is only a recommendation, we will have to wait and see what the #DevelopmentTeam  has to say about it to see whether they will take it into account and perhaps include it to their roadmap for future development, or if they will stay with just mixing.

[notblox1]

Won’t this makes it look more like an exchange instead of a mixer?

No I don't think so, because they already have plans to add support for Litecoin and Tether, this would only increase privacy for all coins.
I just gave example of this two coins, and I think there are other mixers using different coins like monero as advance mixing for bitcoin.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I have taken the liberty of translating this Ann into Spanish: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=315311.new#new

[examplens]

Unijoin is one of the few mixers that do not have a fixed network fee for each address, it is determined dynamically during the process and depends exclusively on the current state of the network. Did I understand correctly?
Is there a moment during the process when it is possible to see how much the fee will be deducted on this basis (plus your service fee)?

I started a thread for discussion about all mixers and the plan is to do a more detailed review of each service at some point and go through the entire mixing process. Since he has quite several mixers, I will wait for a slightly lower fee so that the costs are not too high. Now I'm just gathering as much information as possible.

[fruktik]

The same thoughts as you because this stable coin has Smartcontracts which can easily detect the USDT at any time when it is transacted.
Then, in my personal opinion, this stable coin does not need to be used privately because basically USDT is FIAT which is taken equally with US Dollars.

More precisely, we have to wait for the approval of the answer from the #DevelopmentTeam  for this UniJoin project, good luck mate.

Yes, everyone already knows that USDT is a completely state-controlled asset. I would think ten times before using these coins even in the mixing process. Somehow I’m not sure about the positive result of the word at all. You won't be able to hide from financial authorities. It seems to me that in this case they already have the ability to track such operations. They foresaw this moment, I think.

[paid2]

Unijoin is one of the few mixers that do not have a fixed network fee for each address, it is determined dynamically during the process and depends exclusively on the current state of the network. Did I understand correctly?
Is there a moment during the process when it is possible to see how much the fee will be deducted on this basis (plus your service fee)?

This is what I found in the FAQ: http://unijoin.io/en/faq

Also, the miner’s fee that is required by the crypto network is paid by the user and deducted from the total mixed amount.

I think, as they don't state any particular network fee, that you're right and it's decided by the current state of the network. During the mixing process the mining fees are not mentioned as far as I remember.

[notblox1]

Yes, everyone already knows that USDT is a completely state-controlled asset.

USDT is not state-controlled asset, it is only pegged 1:1 with us dollar, but it is owned by private company.
It is not excluded that government will try to ban stable coins like tether in future.

This is what I found in the FAQ: http://unijoin.io/en/faq

Dont use old insecure http website for anything, even more for mixers or anything related with privacy, and make a switch to HTTPS or Unijoin onion website:
https://unijoin.io/en/faq
unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq

[aiviaa485]

Dont use old insecure http website for anything, even more for mixers or anything related with privacy, and make a switch to HTTPS or Unijoin onion website:
https://unijoin.io/en/faq
unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq

Hey notblox1, I checked it in Google Chrome but I can't access it and there is only a warning that I can't open the write.
Can you help me by providing a tutorial on how to access this "unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq"

I will appreciate you if you provide detailed steps on how to open it.
BTW, I'm very new to Bitcoin Mixer and there are a lot of things I've only just seen on UniJoin, sorry

[Cantsay]

Dont use old insecure http website for anything, even more for mixers or anything related with privacy, and make a switch to HTTPS or Unijoin onion website:
https://unijoin.io/en/faq
unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq

Hey notblox1, I checked it in Google Chrome but I can't access it and there is only a warning that I can't open the write.
Can you help me by providing a tutorial on how to access this "unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq"

I will appreciate you if you provide detailed steps on how to open it.
BTW, I'm very new to Bitcoin Mixer and there are a lot of things I've only just seen on UniJoin, sorry

Onion sites can only be accessed through Tor browsers.

You’ll have to go online and search for tutorials on how to download tor browser after the installation process then copy the .onion site that notblox1 shared and paste it into the browser it should work fine – it’s not that difficult to do.

I would have provided a step by step guide for you but I’m currently not in the right position to do it, but if you follow what I said above you should be able to get your Tor browser working.

[IyemRoker]

Dont use old insecure http website for anything, even more for mixers or anything related with privacy, and make a switch to HTTPS or Unijoin onion website:
https://unijoin.io/en/faq
unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq

Hey notblox1, I checked it in Google Chrome but I can't access it and there is only a warning that I can't open the write.
Can you help me by providing a tutorial on how to access this "unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq"

Onion sites can only be accessed through Tor browsers.
You’ll have to go online and search for tutorials on how to download tor browser after the installation process then copy the .onion site that notblox1 shared and paste it into the browser it should work fine – it’s not that difficult to do.

Hey , can i join on this thread ?
If yes , i'll try to create step by step how to Download TOR Browser , let's try

-Please try accest his website https://www.torproject.org/download/
-Look at file download with TRO App
-Click Rigth Button and Run as administrator
-Select language your choice (i choice English)
-Choose "Install"
-Click Finish
-Choose "Configure" if your country need private network requires a proxy (like as Turkey , China and Egypt)

-I choose "Safest" like as at Youtube Tutorial  "https://www*youtube*com/watch?v=5EZJq1BeZ6w"
-After I tried with "unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/en/faq" , the display changed to can't accest , what happen ?
Please check this :

Please tell me in detail, I have tried following the YouTube tutorial from this channel "https://www*youtube*com/watch?v=5EZJq1BeZ6w" but I still can't access TOR perfectly.
It seems like I'm having problems with the steps I've done, please explain, where did I go wrong when installing TOR Browser?

[fruktik]

It seems like I'm having problems with the steps I've done, please explain, where did I go wrong when installing TOR Browser?

If you did everything correctly, then everything should be exactly the same for you. I had no problems accessing the site through the Tor browser. Be extremely careful about what address you enter in the address bar:


If you are still not allowed to access the site, I recommend updating the server chain.

[examplens]

It seems like I'm having problems with the steps I've done, please explain, where did I go wrong when installing TOR Browser?

Are you sure you are connected to the TOR network?



If you use the TOR browser, this is the proper link you need to use. No need for clearnet site (at least what can be seen on your screenshot)
http://unijoinxaogdzmk3bonngoxxoaezkmsfdyrtfyximisungh2dnc2azad.onion/

btw. Everything works fine by my side.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

-I choose "Safest" like as at Youtube Tutorial  "https://www*youtube*com/watch?v=5EZJq1BeZ6w"

It didn't work with 'safest' for me either. I just chose 'safe' and then it worked properly.

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btw. Everything works fine by my side.

Are you both picking 'safest'?

Btw, how can the letter of guarantee be opened? It's an ASON file.

[dwyane36]

Here is my review of the UniJoin site.
Website/Impressions
At first glance, the UniJoin site creates a pleasant impression because its use is intuitive, and all the necessary information can be found in the menu tabs. It is worth noting that the site is translated into 9 languages, which means that users from almost all over the world can easily find and understand the necessary information about this mixer. For example, users can familiarize themselves with the service fees in the Pricing tab, and answers to almost all the questions that users may have while using the site can be found in the FAQ tab.
The only thing I found odd is that the FAQ tab states that the minimum amount for mixing is 0.000 BTC, although this value actually should be at least 0.001 BTC. It looks like a typo.

In addition, I would note the Contact tab, namely the feature that allows you to generate a random name for the request. It seemed like a small thing, but such things show that the Unijoin team really cares about the anonymity of its users.
Well, I'd like to say a few more words about the design of the UniJoin site. It is made in pleasant colors and looks modern. In addition, the site is responsive. I checked it from devices with different resolutions (desktop, phone), and the site design looked good, i.e. without any defects.

Mix
Well, now let's start mixing BTC and testing the main functionality of the UniJoin site.
I was mixing BTC through Clearnet, although it's worth noting that the UniJoin site has a TOR mirror.

• At the first step, we should specify in the appropriate fields from 1 to 8 addresses to which payments will be made after mixing. It is possible to select the percentage of amount distribution for each address and set the delay for transfer from 2 to 72 hours.
  In addition, we can enter Unicode at this step (optional).
  
  Click continue, and the site will ask you to pass the captcha.
• Now we should carefully read the terms and confirm them by ticking the appropriate checkboxes.
  
• At this step, we should download the letter of guarantee and send the BTC that we want to mix to the specified address. In my case, the service fee was 2.0534%
  Keep in mind that BTC must be transferred within 24 hours to the specified address, otherwise, the order will be deleted.
  
• Mixing in the process...
  
• That's it. The mixing is complete, and untraceable BTC(sats) have been transferred to the specified address after the specified time (3h 38 min)

Summary:
Overall, I enjoyed using the UniJoin site. The site has a nice design, and all the necessary information is well structured, while the mixing process is intuitive and works smoothly.