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[dkbit98]

Bitcoin is close to $100k. These minimums for mixing on Jambler partner mixers could perhaps have some corrections.
$300 (0.003) as a minimum for mixing, as well as a mandatory network fee of $70 (0.0007) already sounds like significant amounts.

Yeah, but they can't change the amounts all the time based on the price of bitcoin, and we know for sure price will change drastically in future, both up and down.
Maybe they could set USD value fixed, so Bitcoin amount would always have variable value, but that could require some code changes.

[Bobcrypto]

Jambler, as a mixing service provider, also offers its partners a Telegram bot feature, but now with the latest TOS update on Telegram and their possible handover information to authorities (IP addresses and phone numbers), things are changing significantly here.
It will be interesting to see the next reaction from Jambler, but considering that the guaranteed privacy is now significantly reduced, I expect that they will shut down the Telegram bot.

Yes, change is constant, thing cannot remain on the same model, there is time for improvements, upgrades etc. The expectations on the Jambler platform are huge, i personally welcome their approach in handling certain issues that may affect users, and i believe theirs services should meet community satisfaction.
Jambler has been on the mixing service for some time and I expect some solid changes that will benefit every party that uses it's services for continuity.

[examplens]

Maybe they could set USD value fixed, so Bitcoin amount would always have variable value, but that could require some code changes.

This sounds like an interesting proposition.

[SamReomo]

Maybe they could set USD value fixed, so Bitcoin amount would always have variable value, but that could require some code changes.

I believe they can somehow reduce the minimum value so the ones who want to mix small amount might also be able to do that without any issues. However, whatever you have suggested also seems a good step but something like that might require some effort.

But, there's a concern and that's when they set a fixed value and if someone sends a value below that fixed amount because Bitcoin is volatile and it can get huge dips within minutes sometimes, then it could be a troublesome thing for the one who sent the coins for mixing.

[MrSatoshi]

I'm very happy to see Jambler on this forum,

[SamReomo]

I'm very happy to see Jambler on this forum,

The manager who manages Jambler is now a well known manager of this forum, and that's the reason why we see platforms like Jambler on this forum. Surely, I also become happy when Jambler's official thread was created on this forum, and it would be much exciting to see Jambler's signature campaign for this forum in future. They had their signature campaign on Bitcointalk and there's chance that they might run a signature campaign here as well in future.

[examplens]

I believe they can somehow reduce the minimum value so the ones who want to mix small amount might also be able to do that without any issues. However, whatever you have suggested also seems a good step but something like that might require some effort.

It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service. It is possible that similar changes would disrupt the balance and thus the functionality of the Jambler network

[SamReomo]

It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service.

Yes, that's also a valid concern. If Jambler has to reward investors who send their Bitcoin to the network then they really need to get rewarded for doing that but if reducing the minimum doesn't impact the rewards of the investors and profits of the Jambler platform then there's nothing wrong in it.

[dkbit98]

I'm very happy to see Jambler on this forum,

And?
You didnt finish your sentence, and I hope you wont suggest that you are real Satoshi Nakamoto.

[bitmover]

It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service. It is possible that similar changes would disrupt the balance and thus the functionality of the Jambler network

I didn't know about that.

How does this work? Can I send some bitcoin coins and will they reward me back, like staking? Where can I get more information about this, like ROI, etc?

[examplens]

I didn't know about that.

How does this work? Can I send some bitcoin coins and will they reward me back, like staking? Where can I get more information about this, like ROI, etc?

If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month. They further distribute such coins through mixer partners and share the total fee with investors. That's why Jambler mixer partners offered Bitcoin with a high clean AML score.
You can find more:
https://jambler.io/become-seller.php

[bitmover]

I didn't know about that.

How does this work? Can I send some bitcoin coins and will they reward me back, like staking? Where can I get more information about this, like ROI, etc?

If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month. They further distribute such coins through mixer partners and share the total fee with investors. That's why Jambler mixer partners offered Bitcoin with a high clean AML score.
You can find more:
https://jambler.io/become-seller.php

This is extremely high yield!!!

Wtf... very interesting. HAve you ever tried it?

[examplens]

This is extremely high yield!!!

Wtf... very interesting. HAve you ever tried it?

I didn't, although I never tried. As far as I understood from some previous discussions, there is quite a lot of interest and the funds are very easily raised

There is an indicator at the top of the page, which shows that they have enough funds for normal operation.


It should be noted that if the investor's Bitcoin does not pass the required AML score, it will be returned to the investor.

[dkbit98]

This is extremely high yield!!!

Take it easy, don't expect that everyone is receiving those percentage returns, it's only up to 34%, but it does pays off if you have asic mining rig 
Last time we had discussion with guys from Jambler they replied that they are not always accepting bitcoin, and not from everyone.
So far they are doing a great job with investors, or they wouldn't be able to stay online and active for so long.

[bitmover]

This is extremely high yield!!!

Take it easy, don't expect that everyone is receiving those percentage returns, it's only up to 34%, but it does pays off if you have asic mining rig 
Last time we had discussion with guys from Jambler they replied that they are not always accepting bitcoin, and not from everyone.
So far they are doing a great job with investors, or they wouldn't be able to stay online and active for so long.

And what is the average and most realistic return?

34% a month is just crazy... even 10% a month is very high, and above anything similar in the market. Usually, 10% ROI is very high