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

[Bobcrypto]

If the developer does some upgrade, the site may experience a brief dysfunctionality.

Yes, the maintenance downtime could be a genuine reason but I don't think in this case there were any kind of maintenance or anything like that.

Server is running perfectly fine now.

I was thinking thst adding proof of reserves for exchanges could be fine. Exch.cx has

Friendly bump for visibility

I think any better ways to make the site running smoothly will be a welcome idea, and adding proofs of reserved for exchange may be an added advantage.
In my opinion, more upgrades to the site is necessary to enhance users experience. The more the site improves in near future, the best for both new and the existing users. I hope to see team step up every areas that requires upgrades to boost further growth.

[SamReomo]

Server is running perfectly fine now.

I was thinking thst adding proof of reserves for exchanges could be fine. Exch.cx has

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Yes, it's actually run smoothly for me as well. I don't really know much about that proof of reserves for exchanges, but if something like that can solve some issues then it could be a good idea.

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Server is running perfectly fine now.

I was thinking thst adding proof of reserves for exchanges could be fine. Exch.cx has

Friendly bump for visibility

Yes, it's actually run smoothly for me as well. I don't really know much about that proof of reserves for exchanges, but if something like that can solve some issues then it could be a good idea.

That is quite far from reality. There are rare cases where the instant exchanger provides public insight into the state of reserves. Not to mention that many use a third party as a liquidity provider.

How useful are exchanges that are just resellers?
They have very little influence on the flow of the exchange process itself, it is especially risky if there is a KYC request from the provider. Apart from a different interface, they offer no advantage.

[SamReomo]

Friendly Bump! BitList.co on top!

[The Change Ltd]

We are now an officially registered company and would like to be added to your platform!

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@icopress
Bitlist.co has been added to this list as a reliable Bitcoin mixer aggregator. I've left the most important info I know.
Is there anything else I need to add?

Trusted Bitcoin mixer aggregators:

bitlist.co

Clearnet site GitHub Altcoinstalks ANN Bitcointalk ANN

Wiki BitList Medium

Bitlist.co is created by icopress from Bitcointalk or Altcoinstalks

[SamReomo]

@icopress
Bitlist.co has been added to this list as a reliable Bitcoin mixer aggregator. I've left the most important info I know.
Is there anything else I need to add?

Trusted Bitcoin mixer aggregators:

bitlist.co

Clearnet site GitHub Altcoinstalks ANN Bitcointalk ANN

Wiki BitList Medium

Bitlist.co is created by icopress from Bitcointalk or Altcoinstalks

I'm pretty happy to see Bitlist in the lists that you created. It's truly a useful platform for all crypto users, and especially for the ones who want to know about legit Mixers and their genuine domain names, and also about the legit casinos.

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I'm pretty happy to see Bitlist in the lists that you created. It's truly a useful platform for all crypto users, and especially for the ones who want to know about legit Mixers and their genuine domain names, and also about the legit casinos.

There are many sites, and blogs on the Internet that once made a list of mixers. However, for the list to be reliable, an occasional update is necessary. Most of these lists contain outdated information, and there are still mixers that have been shut down for a long time. That's why it's important to single out those like bitlist.co because they provide reliable information

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This reminded me, that Blockdx is still listed on Bitlist.co
They are certainly dead because The domain name blockdx.net is for sale! they should be removed from the list

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[Wiwo]

I think any better ways to make the site running smoothly will be a welcome idea, and adding proofs of reserved for exchange may be an added advantage.
In my opinion, more upgrades to the site is necessary to enhance users experience. The more the site improves in near future, the best for both new and the existing users. I hope to see team step up every areas that requires upgrades to boost further growth.

Please correct me if I am wrong, but the proof of reserves is mostly important for services that are financially inclined like casinos and exchanges, but for a service like Bitlist, making public proof of reserve may not be the ultimate lookout for development that we expect from this project, since there already have the mixer at the forefront of their service, and exchanges plus casinos come later, so having to verify proof of reserve is going to be a big headache and for that I advise that their focus more on technical development than channeling such energy to proof reserve funds since the service I multi functional having 3 financial services in one projects.

But all the same mate your suggestion is good, proof of reserve will only build trust for the project from its community, but have little to nothing in terms of service provisions which is very necessary, so advancing their services and making constant upgrades is for more preferred than posting proof of reserves.

[Alone055]

But all the same mate your suggestion is good, proof of reserve will only build trust for the project from its community, but have little to nothing in terms of service provisions which is very necessary, so advancing their services and making constant upgrades is for more preferred than posting proof of reserves.

I wonder if KYC-free or decentralized exchanges have proof of reserves like centralized exchanges to begin with? The fact that a decentralized casino doesn't specifically hold a user's funds since users connect their wallets, make their swaps/exchanges, and everything is basically done on-chain, I don't see any reason for such exchanges to have proof of reserves.


If I remember correctly, I might have visited Bitlist once before, and I did it again today. There is something I noticed that is commendable. I have noticed that there are no referral links used, when ideally, such a platform can easily utilize referral links and affiliate programs of the services listed to earn some good money from people who use the services through them, and I have seen a lot of websites doing that, but Bitlist isn't cashing on it. I think that's something we should appreciate because they are dedicated to provide us with good platforms to use instead of using us to earn money themselves.

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But all the same mate your suggestion is good, proof of reserve will only build trust for the project from its community, but have little to nothing in terms of service provisions which is very necessary, so advancing their services and making constant upgrades is for more preferred than posting proof of reserves.

I wonder if KYC-free or decentralized exchanges have proof of reserves like centralized exchanges to begin with? The fact that a decentralized casino doesn't specifically hold a user's funds since users connect their wallets, make their swaps/exchanges, and everything is basically done on-chain, I don't see any reason for such exchanges to have proof of reserves.

Of course, it is a good thing if exchanges have publicly stated proof of reserves. Users will have more confidence if they know that the exchange has sufficient resources and does not depend on third parties.
The importance of this was shown after the FTX collapse, who invested beyond their means, i.e. invested user assets in very dubious projects.
It was quite topical at some point https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/proof-of-reserves-these-exchanges-are-adhering-to-the-new-standard