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[Wakate]

Trump's being a friendly crypto president has softened the impart of crypto regulations globally, and think this trends may continue till the end of his regime.
In addition,in the next one year, or more, we may see more mixers platforms (companies) joining the exiting mixers.

We'll know if he is truly crypto-friendly if there are no restrictions or persecution on mixers, and they'll allow mixers to exist as part of the ecosystem during his tenure.
But we all know Trump easily changes his mind.
We may be enjoying his trust in cryptocurrency, but how long will that last if he sees the bad actors in crypto engaging in activities like hacking and scamming? Everything is yet to be seen.

We just have to be optimistic about Trump because I know he can change his mind at anytime which is why he has been delaying on taking a bold decision about mixers. By the time more starts start enforce their strategic Bitcoin reserve, they may see a good reason why mixers need to be allowed to function. I know the government does not really want us to be privacy guided but we have no choice than to utilize other strategies to stay safe from market compromise.
Using a mixer is very effective to stay safe as our addresses could be watched by a bot to know how we carry out transactions but since the introduction of mixers, we can hold avoid such occurrence multiple times.

[robelneo]

Using a mixer is very effective to stay safe as our addresses could be watched by a bot to know how we carry out transactions but since the introduction of mixers, we can hold avoid such occurrence multiple times.

Unfortunately, this is something that regulators are missing; they do not look at it that way, but rather as a tool that money launderers are using.
We also have good people who use mixers to keep themselves safe. They do not want to be tracked because there are criminals who check whales and wealthy investors, just like what happened to a crypto entrepreneur whose daughter was almost kidnapped in France.

[MAAManda]

Changing the discussions, we now have more than 6 mixers here in altcoinstalks, Cointor being the new player.
Do you think the Trump administration will be friendly with mixers and allow these platforms to exist throughout his tenure or do they monitoring mixers and waited for the right time to pounced on them.

Mixers or other privacy enhancing services are targeted because of the many illegal activities that occur there. There's no word of protection for illegal activities. CoinTor comes as a new player in this sector, hopefully we'll not see any bad news related to this platform in the future. By the way, have you actually tried CoinTor? How was your experience?

[Lillominato89]

Changing the discussions, we now have more than 6 mixers here in altcoinstalks, Cointor being the new player.
Do you think the Trump administration will be friendly with mixers and allow these platforms to exist throughout his tenure or do they monitoring mixers and waited for the right time to pounced on them,

He certainly won't let them do as they please, when it comes to platforms where it will be difficult to give information on the origin of funds they will all be put under scrutiny, CoinTor included.
Trump personally won't even look at them but there will be people in charge of him to do so. If Trump then one day declares that he is in favour of mixers, so be it, but he must also consider that by doing so, the funds that come from illegal activities will all pass through the mixers without anyone making a fuss! And trust me, I don't think the Americans do exactly that kind of thinking.

[NotATether]

Changing the discussions, we now have more than 6 mixers here in altcoinstalks, Cointor being the new player.
Do you think the Trump administration will be friendly with mixers and allow these platforms to exist throughout his tenure or do they monitoring mixers and waited for the right time to pounced on them,

It doesn't mean anything to be honest. There were oodles of mixers on Bitcointalk before they were all banned, and nobody really began to take them seriously until after 2022.

If you're running a mixer now, just make sure you don't take in any money coming from hacks and as far as the authorities are concerned, you are fine. However, we know that mixers can't (and won't, for good reasons), so therefore we have this problem.

[examplens]

If you're running a mixer now, just make sure you don't take in any money coming from hacks and as far as the authorities are concerned, you are fine. However, we know that mixers can't (and won't, for good reasons), so therefore we have this problem.

What can the mixer owner do if someone starts laundering coins through his service? The only thing is to temporarily suspend all operations or to reduce the maximum allowed amount, and thus demotivate the mixing of larger amounts.
But that would require checking every address and coin that comes into the mixer.

[ultrloa]

If you're running a mixer now, just make sure you don't take in any money coming from hacks and as far as the authorities are concerned, you are fine. However, we know that mixers can't (and won't, for good reasons), so therefore we have this problem.

What can the mixer owner do if someone starts laundering coins through his service? The only thing is to temporarily suspend all operations or to reduce the maximum allowed amount, and thus demotivate the mixing of larger amounts.
But that would require checking every address and coin that comes into the mixer.

They can somehow block those illicit addresses or those wallets that has been sanctioned. With this they can possibly avoid their platform to be used by frauds who usually laundered money using mixers.

They can also monitor the transaction happen so that they can possibly block those suspicious transactions. These options provably need lot of works to do, but if they can work with it and block any fraudulent transactions maybe they are out of scope on government possible sanctions and they can continue to operate their business without getting issue with government.

[Alone055]

They can somehow block those illicit addresses or those wallets that has been sanctioned. With this they can possibly avoid their platform to be used by frauds who usually laundered money using mixers.

They can also monitor the transaction happen so that they can possibly block those suspicious transactions. These options provably need lot of works to do, but if they can work with it and block any fraudulent transactions maybe they are out of scope on government possible sanctions and they can continue to operate their business without getting issue with government.

It's doable, but I don't know if they can automate this process or not because if not, it's going to be a lot of work if they keep checking every transaction manually or check addresses one by one.

Despite that, the continuity of the service and having uninterrupted service for customers will mostly depend on the general stance of the government and law-making organizations that govern these things, such as the SEC. I say this because if they start hunting down all the services providing privacy to people, they wouldn't ban all but leave those who take precautions because their aim would be to stop the services completely.

So, the only thing that can allow mixers to stay in the market is how the government would react to them in general, and it wouldn't make a difference if a mixer says that they are doing their best to filter out wallets and transactions that were involved in illegal activities in the past, they wouldn't listen to such arguments, imo.

[tabas]

We'll know if he is truly crypto-friendly if there are no restrictions or persecution on mixers, and they'll allow mixers to exist as part of the ecosystem during his tenure.
But we all know Trump easily changes his mind.
We may be enjoying his trust in cryptocurrency, but how long will that last if he sees the bad actors in crypto engaging in activities like hacking and scamming? Everything is yet to be seen.

I don't think that there is a need for him to highlight more about crypto. He's already done about the reserve and I think that's enough to say that he's crypto-friendly. We're being too much on him as well and these expectations will just lead to disappointments if even the mixers will be persecuted by him or loved. Everything about his decisions are unknown and can vary from time to time depending on the need of the government if there will be changes.

[Hatchy]

Changing the discussions, we now have more than 6 mixers here in altcoinstalks, Cointor being the new player.
Do you think the Trump administration will be friendly with mixers and allow these platforms to exist throughout his tenure or do they monitoring mixers and waited for the right time to pounced on them,

In my opinion, president Donald Trump's regime will be a turning point for many mixers to grow, develop faster and earn greater returns through his regime. In facts, Donald Trump's regime will witness tremendous growth on the mixer space, as we can see, many new mixers are coming up this days. Trump's being a friendly crypto president has softened the impart of crypto regulations globally, and think this trends may continue till the end of his regime.
In addition,in the next one year, or more, we may see more mixers platforms (companies) joining the exiting mixers.

I won't trust Trump just yet, no matter what move he makes towards crypto or how friendly he might claim to be on screen,it's obvious he's tre intentions are still hidden. Yes he has fulfilled some of his promises to the crypto space which he made before he got into seat, he still has to do alot more that promises. He has to show that he's really in support of cryptocurrency. Mixers are one part of crypto that shouldn't be left out and I hope these restrictions would ease even faster, returning the mixers ones again to the light.

[Forsyth Jones]

I would say that Trump will never express his support for mixers directly, but the truth is that mixers will continue to be persecuted regardless of the president, as happened with the Bybit hack, where the stolen funds passed through several mixers, including the eXch. swap exchange, which had to close because of this.

Regardless of government support, mixers will continue to exist in the gray market, as it's a demand that needs to be met due to the high demand for user privacy.

[ultrloa]

I would say that Trump will never express his support for mixers directly, but the truth is that mixers will continue to be persecuted regardless of the president, as happened with the Bybit hack, where the stolen funds passed through several mixers, including the eXch. swap exchange, which had to close because of this.

Regardless of government support, mixers will continue to exist in the gray market, as it's a demand that needs to be met due to the high demand for user privacy.

Eventhough their stance change and they became a Bitcoin friendly politician also country their decision for supporting mixers doesn't change and they also didn't say anything about it. So that somehow an indication that they are still not up for the privacy what mixers could bring and they look it up as threat for something illegal matters that they think.

Also for sure that mixers would exist since somehow they are good business to operate on crypto scene so even if they work on gray market for sure they would still earn success as there are lots of people still want to use those services what they can offer.

[Wiwo]

One or two complaints about difficulties in accessing the cointor site, between majority of those complaints seems to be out of some internet connection or other settings, VPN could have been most preferred but if the issue is with internet connecting VPN will further increase the slowness of the process and you may even get such error message.

Perhaps there must've been some restrictions on those region that cannot access the website because there is nothing wrong with the website everything is moving and opening very fast without any network congestion or any slow process, currently I'm on the website and is very fine here, so I don't no what could be wrong from other people as I'm seeing complaints, though when your network is not strong it could make the site very slow to open and before it does it must've taking much time than expected, so this might likely be the Case.

I don't think he has anything to do with restrictions. Con Tor is a global platform, it is accessible in major countries that has adopt Bitcoin. The previous complain was as a result of some technical issues with personal internet. It happens to every site when you are trying to access them with a poor internet or a limited browser. I have even tried mixing in CoinTor and everything works faster. Not quite long i left the website.

Very well that is what I noticed also, he may have not been restricted but, just having connectivity issue's, and very possible that he have resolved the issue by now, I suspect that it is internet issue's or he may be using VPN that require high internet connection quality.

[robelneo]

Regardless of government support, mixers will continue to exist in the gray market, as it's a demand that needs to be met due to the high demand for user privacy.

Although we do not have exact data, I believe there is a vast user base of mixers. Despite government persecution and limited platforms for advertising, they continue to thrive. you are right, mixers will continue to exist regardless of how the government treats them.

[kai]

How much do your services cost?
Our current service fee varies from amount of coins you will send us for mixing. The ranges are below:
0.01 BTC - 0.1 BTC = 8%
0.1 BTC - 1 BTC = 7%
1 BTC - 3 BTC = 6%
3 BTC - 10 BTC = 2.5%
10 BTC - 50 BTC = 2%.

Welcome to the forum.

I am abit worried about the fee rate.
0.1 btc is 10 thousand dollars..

Bitcoin price is now around $103,711, if the fee is around 8% it might be expensive. But if it is used for privacy technology, it might be worth considering.

Maybe the calculation description is like this :
0.1 BTC is mixed via Cointro and requires a fee of around 8%, that means around 0.008 Satoshi.
Am I right in calculating it like that?

Competitors usually charge half or even less of the 8% fee.
Maybe this could be reviewed, to be a more competitive service?

Then what do you think is the most suitable target to reduce this Bitcoin mixing fee from Cointor?
What value is expected to be below 8% of the fee?