Having never used their service, are you telling me that they require a username stored on their platform? If that's the case, this entity is looking more and more like a front organization each passing day. Put another way, if Bitmixer isn't a CIA et al. operation, then they prove how inept they are, for there's no way in hell a 3-LA should've missed the boat by not setting up a like venture for the purpose of gleaning whatever the fuck it is they glean.
@CIA: I don't really live a van with four flat tires on the banks of the Colorado River. I live in Josh Zerlan's basement. Come and get me.
@CIA: I don't really live a van with four flat tires on the banks of the Colorado River. I live in Josh Zerlan's basement. Come and get me.
Lol.
Well they say they send you a PGP signed message so I suppose they have to send it somewhere. Maybe that's a "username". For the record, I've never used the service either. Not saying I wouldn't use it. Maybe I would.
To be clear, I'm not saying that they may go rogue someday, always a slight possibility, just that according to my findings still disproven, a nefarious actor obfuscating the source of their loot may not necessarily be protected on this site. On second thought, why the fuck do I even care? Surely, such a 3-LA-backed entity would bode well for the crypto space, eh?
If a North Korean dissenter is using their services and they are keeping records of transactions the dissenter's life along with their contacts life's may be in danger if someone friendly to Kim jun un can access this information.