👣 BitList.co - Mixers ' Exchanges ' Services ' Casinos.

[AGM]

When I entered the site I was surprised to see so much information. Because I have never seen such a site before which separates information on Mixers, Exchanges, Services, Casinos, and Crypto Cards, which is available on the BitList.

Since all the information on the site will be reviewed by the community, it will definitely be acceptable to everyone and the site will be trustworthy by everyone. BitList dedication to making a significant contribution to the community is truly appreciable.
@icopress thanks for such a good initiative.

[NotATether]

I can't seem to be able to connect to BitList - not with my IP, proxies, VPN, nothing.

The *documentation* website (docs.bitlist.co) still works.

What seems to be going on?

[examplens]

I can't seem to be able to connect to BitList - not with my IP, proxies, VPN, nothing.

The *documentation* website (docs.bitlist.co) still works.

What seems to be going on?

It's the same thing with me. I have tried with several browsers and VPNs but without success.
The server seems to be online, pinged successfully, which indicates an issue with the site.

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Pinging bitlist.co [161.97.100.183] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 161.97.100.183: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=55
Reply from 161.97.100.183: bytes=32 time=29ms TTL=55
Reply from 161.97.100.183: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=55
Reply from 161.97.100.183: bytes=32 time=30ms TTL=55

Ping statistics for 161.97.100.183:
    Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
    Minimum = 29ms, Maximum = 30ms, Average = 29ms

[bitmover]

As for the second part, I will find out..

Congrats. Quite beautiful and informative.

The wiki is the docs.bitlist.co, right?

Just a suggestion: I think wiki.bitlist.co would be a better name. As this is a wiki, not a documentation. Imo, docs suggests documentation, which is quite different imo.

Docs should explain software functionality.

I was happy to see a backlink to bitcoindata. I will add a link to bitlist.co too in bitcoindata.

[TryNinja]

The website is working now.

[Wiwo]

The site loads well from my side even without a vpn and I find this platform very informative since I saw a list of both mixers and casinos, then exchange,  I first I thought Bitlist was a mixer until I took a closer look at it and also read a few comments before visiting the site to verify and confirm what everyone is saying about this site.

Thanks ICOPRESS for bringing this here, although it been around for a while now but I just took notice and interest in it to check it out.

[dkbit98]

I think BitList website should add more open source Bitcoin wallets for comparison.
Ginger and Sparrow wallet are listed under Mixers category, but I think there should be Electrum, Stack and Cake and other wallets, maybe in separate Wallets category.
This can be basic wallet comparison with information about privacy, Tor support, etc.

[bitmover]

Ginger and Sparrow wallet are listed under Mixers category, but I think there should be Electrum, Stack and Cake and other wallets, maybe in separate Wallets category.
This can be basic wallet comparison with information about privacy, Tor support, etc.

I think Electrum would not fit in "mixer" category, but in a new Wallet section.

Maybe silent payment wallets could be included?
https://silentpayments.xyz/docs/wallets/
This would add Cake, Blue wallet and silentium

They are not mixers, but privacy friendly wallets.

I also added a link to BitList.co in bitcoindata domain. I hope it can help your website to grow faster in google searches.

[dkbit98]

I think Electrum would not fit in "mixer" category, but in a new Wallet section.

That is what I wrote, there should be new and separate WALLETS category on BitList website.
Any wallet that have integrated Tor support could find a place there like Stack wallet or Cake wallet.

Maybe silent payment wallets could be included?
https://silentpayments.xyz/docs/wallets/

Sure, that also would be nice to add.
Silent payments are just getting started and I think they will soon be available in all bitcoin wallets.

[icopress]

The wiki is the docs.bitlist.co, right?

Just a suggestion: I think wiki.bitlist.co would be a better name. As this is a wiki, not a documentation. Imo, docs suggests documentation, which is quite different imo.

Docs should explain software functionality.

Sounds logical! Added this to my to-do list!

I was happy to see a backlink to bitcoindata. I will add a link to bitlist.co too in bitcoindata.

I find your tools very useful. By the way, I will also soon add it to the site using these parameters.

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Site: https://bitcoindata.science/
Hashtag: Tools
Launched: 2023
Tor: No
Accepts: Donations
ANN: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445282.0

I think BitList website should add more open source Bitcoin wallets for comparison.
Ginger and Sparrow wallet are listed under Mixers category, but I think there should be Electrum, Stack and Cake and other wallets, maybe in separate Wallets category.
This can be basic wallet comparison with information about privacy, Tor support, etc.

This is in the plans... we need a little time to update the information about those sites that exist at the moment and then start adding a new section.

I also added a link to BitList.co in bitcoindata domain. I hope it can help your website to grow faster in google searches.

Thank you! Perhaps in the future we can discuss joint plans to have a common navigation bar for friendly websites that link to each other.

[icopress]

The wiki is the docs.bitlist.co, right?

Just a suggestion: I think wiki.bitlist.co would be a better name. As this is a wiki, not a documentation. Imo, docs suggests documentation, which is quite different imo.

Docs should explain software functionality.

This has just been changed to "Wiki" 

[BitMaxz]

Does anyone here have an issue accessing the site similar to mine I tried to access the bitlist.co when trying to access it with the Chrome browser it shows the certificate invalid.



After trying to other browsers it seems the error only shows on the Chrome browser.
Anyway, I just put it to trusted since it is just a certificate invalid, and wish to continue.

[hugeblack]

Does anyone here have an issue accessing the site similar to mine I tried to access the bitlist.co when trying to access it with the Chrome browser it shows the certificate invalid.

The screenshot is not from the Chrome browser interface, but rather an error message from Kaspersky.
This may be false positive, so if you trust the site, adding the site to the trusted list will solve this problem.
If it does not appear in other browsers, check Kaspersky settings.

[notblox1]

There are many casinos listed on Bitlist website that has KYCFREE tag, but it is missing on Livacasino that has the same rules like Sportsbet.io.
Casinos are not asking for kyc verification during sign up process but they can always ask that later for any reason.
I know only few casinos that have no kyc at all, and one of them is l0tt0.
They have topic created in Altcoinstalks and in Bitcointalk forum:
https://www.l0tt0.com/
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=322524.0

[NotATether]

Does anyone here have an issue accessing the site similar to mine I tried to access the bitlist.co when trying to access it with the Chrome browser it shows the certificate invalid.

The screenshot is not from the Chrome browser interface, but rather an error message from Kaspersky.
This may be false positive, so if you trust the site, adding the site to the trusted list will solve this problem.
If it does not appear in other browsers, check Kaspersky settings.

Why is anybody using Kaspersky anyway, now that it has been relieved that it is sending your files to Mother Russia if they match a certain checksum?

Even Joe Biden banned Kaspersky for American users, so I can't imagine anyone actually using this antivirus, besides people in Russia I guess (as being mandatory I mean, not by choice).

Malwarebytes is much better than Kaspersky.