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[Stuart]

but as time goes on most of those mixers campaigns or platforms got closed down by the government and that hard to hult their forum presence, with some others deciding to end their signatures campaigns.

I think we had more exit scams than  mixers getting shutting down by authorities
Sad to see so many exit scams around.

This is why it is important to use only old and established mixers.

Already established mixers will always stand strong to hold their ground and reputation, cause trust is the number one thing I'm sure these mixers are entrusted with from all their users. As for campaigns, I will say the wait for better mixers to come into the forum. Mixtum which has been on the forum before, and are back, I'm sure they are here to stay for a period of time.

[Etranger]

If I remember correctly when campaigns paid up to $50, there were 6 or 7 active mixer campaigns, now we have "only" three (mixers). I'm sure that the competition then had a lot of influence on it.
However, even in that first wave, the forum itself was much more active. At least according to the available statistics

Yes, there were 6-7 active mixers at that time, however now we have not only mixers campaigns, but also casinos. I believe that could be seen as a sign of the forum gaining activity among different projects, not only those dedicated to mixers. I hope there will be more projects coming, such as wallets or exchanges. Then we will have full diversity and a wide range of choice.

[dkbit98]

It is still amazing to have campaigns here, and I believe we are proving a very good community support.

I think it's a miracle that paid signature campaigns exist in this forum, but I am glad Mixtum is finally back in action 
It would be great to have more constructive conversation and more members to talk about importance of privacy tools in todays world.
 

[Wiwo]

If I remember correctly when campaigns paid up to $50, there were 6 or 7 active mixer campaigns, now we have "only" three (mixers). I'm sure that the competition then had a lot of influence on it.
However, even in that first wave, the forum itself was much more active. At least according to the available statistics

Yes, there were 6-7 active mixers at that time, however now we have not only mixers campaigns, but also casinos. I believe that could be seen as a sign of the forum gaining activity among different projects, not only those dedicated to mixers. I hope there will be more projects coming, such as wallets or exchanges. Then we will have full diversity and a wide range of choice.

I believe that in the second quarter of this year 2025, the activities as regards active posters will increase this is because at the moment the entire forum is gaining ground and members are beginning to get used to the various unique sections in this forum and at that, a lot of increase activities will follow.

Also, I believe that more and more signature campaigns can keep the advertisement unit of the forum busy since e we all know the role of signature campaigns in forum engagement and activities.

[Asiska02]

This forum has already got attention due to mixers advertising and there's chance that in coming months we may see more traffic here and that will led marketing campaigns to pay higher rate per post. A big thanks goes to Icopress for bringing BC.Game and Whale.io casino campaigns on this forum. That's a sign that we may have higher pay rates in future.

I would also really like to see higher pay rates on this forum. And on BTT too, what's there to hide))) But I remember that when the MixTum campaign was active, you could get $52 for 30 posts a week. And in the UniJoin campaign - about $45. Now the campaigns at best offer $30 a week. The payment has dropped significantly even for this forum, which is not as popular as BTT. I really hope that more favorable times await us in this regard.

I remember that when mixers were being advertised in the BTT forum, they were the ones paying the highest price per week. And that made a lot of people to rush these campaigns and think the companies where getting back for what they were advertising. I think the case here is different from what we use to see in BTT some years back, this forum does not gives more traffic as the Bitcointalk forum does, so it’s likely they won’t pay as much as they did there.

An increase in pay competition would have surfaced in the Bitcointalk forum between casinos and mixers as casinos were losing advertisers to mixer campaign companies. Things might change in the future even here when more traffic is generated here. When campaign managers would discuss for a price increase, they can do well by increasing it by that time.

[BitMaxz]

An increase in pay competition would have surfaced in the Bitcointalk forum between casinos and mixers as casinos were losing advertisers to mixer campaign companies. Things might change in the future even here when more traffic is generated here. When campaign managers would discuss for a price increase, they can do well by increasing it by that time.

Well, if you compare the traffic from BTT and this forum, there's a huge difference. this forum is currently new and the community of BTT has already existed since 2010, or, I think, 2011, before Satoshi gave this forum to Theymos.
So we shouldn't compare them since this forum still new, and looking at the stats of this forum's growth, we might see this forum will be the same as what BTT achieved before.

I think on the next cycle we can maybe see huge traffic on this forum, and that time maybe these campaigns might have a slight increase in payouts.

[SamReomo]

I think on the next cycle we can maybe see huge traffic on this forum, and that time maybe these campaigns might have a slight increase in payouts.

Well, I guess the traffic of the forum is already increasing on monthly basis and when new platforms start advertising here then there's chance that we may see even more traffic on this forum. Hope to see such traffic before the next cycle.

[Etranger]

If I remember correctly when campaigns paid up to $50, there were 6 or 7 active mixer campaigns, now we have "only" three (mixers). I'm sure that the competition then had a lot of influence on it.
However, even in that first wave, the forum itself was much more active. At least according to the available statistics

Yes, there were 6-7 active mixers at that time, however now we have not only mixers campaigns, but also casinos. I believe that could be seen as a sign of the forum gaining activity among different projects, not only those dedicated to mixers. I hope there will be more projects coming, such as wallets or exchanges. Then we will have full diversity and a wide range of choice.

I believe that in the second quarter of this year 2025, the activities as regards active posters will increase this is because at the moment the entire forum is gaining ground and members are beginning to get used to the various unique sections in this forum and at that, a lot of increase activities will follow.

Also, I believe that more and more signature campaigns can keep the advertisement unit of the forum busy since e we all know the role of signature campaigns in forum engagement and activities.

Undoubtedly, signature campaigns attract more users to the forum and they are a way for present forum members to show much more activity . I think that this forum has great potential, it has its own unique style and charm, different from BTT. And I will be very glad to see here more signature campaigns and higher payment for those who with their activity support the life and development of the forum.

[owlest]

Well, if you compare the traffic from BTT and this forum, there's a huge difference. this forum is currently new and the community of BTT has already existed since 2010, or, I think, 2011, before Satoshi gave this forum to Theymos.
So we shouldn't compare them since this forum still new, and looking at the stats of this forum's growth, we might see this forum will be the same as what BTT achieved before.

I think on the next cycle we can maybe see huge traffic on this forum, and that time maybe these campaigns might have a slight increase in payouts.

I’d say the forum is still relatively young, as it’s been around for nearly eight years now, if I’m not mistaken. But it’s not just about how long it’s been around—it’s about the fact that our forum is still alive and even evolving. Think back to how many cryptocurrency forums popped up between 2017 and 2022. Where are most of them now? They’ve vanished, while ATT is still standing strong and looking pretty solid.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

but as time goes on most of those mixers campaigns or platforms got closed down by the government and that hard to hult their forum presence, with some others deciding to end their signatures campaigns.

I think we had more exit scams than  mixers getting shutting down by authorities
Sad to see so many exit scams around.

This is why it is important to use only old and established mixers.

When we talk about mixers that got shut down by the government, the only one I can vouch for to be legit is or was chipmixer and one other mixer which I can not remember their name anymore, the rest either decided on their own to shut down or carried out an exit scam.

But then, one thing with the mixer business is that once a mixer becomes big, popular, established as you said, it begins to attract the attention of the government which is a big risk, but like we all have been saying, lets hope that this current government will be favorable for mixers.

[bitmover]

When we talk about mixers that got shut down by the government, the only one I can vouch for to be legit is or was chipmixer and one other mixer which I can not remember their name anymore, the rest either decided on their own to shut down or carried out an exit scam.

Sinbad was shut down as well.

Wasabi wallet was also force to cease operations, which is a coinjoin wallet, not properly a mixer.

[dwyane36]

I’d say the forum is still relatively young, as it’s been around for nearly eight years now, if I’m not mistaken. But it’s not just about how long it’s been around—it’s about the fact that our forum is still alive and even evolving. Think back to how many cryptocurrency forums popped up between 2017 and 2022. Where are most of them now? They’ve vanished, while ATT is still standing strong and looking pretty solid.

Let's be honest, activity on this forum was at a minimal level before the arrival of mixers' signature campaigns following their ban on BTT. However, now, after more than a year, we can conclude that this forum is truly growing and attracting more traffic than before.
Overall, the trend is positive, considering that some advertisers (mixers) prefer to promote their brands through long-term campaigns on this forum.

[examplens]

When we talk about mixers that got shut down by the government, the only one I can vouch for to be legit is or was chipmixer and one other mixer which I can not remember their name anymore, the rest either decided on their own to shut down or carried out an exit scam.

Sinbad was shut down as well.

Wasabi wallet was also force to cease operations, which is a coinjoin wallet, not properly a mixer.

If we talk about the release of a mixer, Bitmixer must be mentioned. It was closed by the owner at the time of dominance. There was no government pressure, no seizing of any server or funds, only the decision to close down.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2042470.msg20331854#msg20331854
Well, it was a different time and there was not so much pressure on the mixer industry.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

When we talk about mixers that got shut down by the government, the only one I can vouch for to be legit is or was chipmixer and one other mixer which I can not remember their name anymore, the rest either decided on their own to shut down or carried out an exit scam.

Sinbad was shut down as well.

Wasabi wallet was also force to cease operations, which is a coinjoin wallet, not properly a mixer.

Yeah, thanks very much for reminding me, Sinbad was that other mixer I said I forgot it's name, I remember vividly back then that Royce was the manager of their signature ad campaign, even Binance had to flag the bitcoin address from which Royce was making weekly payment to their participants of the campaign.

I did participated in the early signature campaign of Wasabi wallet, but I didn't follow up on them afterwards to know when they were forced to seize operation, but I do know when they had reputation issues on Btt due to them censoring a part of their service, something alot of us assumed was completely against the decentralization they preached.

Anyways, alot of mixers and services related to mixers have indeed come and gone, but then, hope and believe that mixers of today will stay around far longer than their predecessors.

[snowpega]

I think every payment rates from the different campaigns on the forum are of this, because the forum is seen to be on its growing stage. In months or years to come, the forum will be flodded with lots of campaigns and its publicity is still developing. Mixers come here for their campaigns, as they are not welcomed in Bitcointalk forum, casinos too are here, with a matter of time, the pay rates will get higher and the number of campaigns will increase as well.

If the Trump administration does not put any other restrictions, just like the Joe Biden administration, then I am hoping to see the Mixers campaign back on the BitcoinTalk forum. Other than that, it takes some time to get an increment in pay rates, as there will be more active profiles, so surely the pay rates will also be more here. Everyone is also hoping to see more campaigns here, as currently the number of users who are selected in the campaigns here are minor.