Quote from: TryNinja on February 28, 2018, 07:06:25 PM

Quote from: lolxxxx on February 28, 2018, 06:07:12 PM

The site looks promising to me.

Simple as alike.

- Working perfect
- The response is fast.

I am confused at one point. In your fee section, you have typed that your min commission is 0.5% right. In the next table, you have written that for 1-4 bitcoin it's 0.45 why? But at the same time, it is 0.5% in for all. Correct me if I get it wrong.
Also when

I believe it's something like a "loyalty system". From the fee section: "Remember, when you use BitWhisk regularly with the same code you get a discount. More you mix less you pay."

So, if you mix 3BTC, you pay a commission of 0.45%. If you keep mixing with the same code and get to 6 mixed BTC, you only pay 0.40%, etc...

This also makes me wonder, how is this code "info" stored? How do you link multiple orders to one user to know if he is a loyal costumer?

P.s: I'm here if you still need someone to try the mixing with multiple addresses/bigger delays Cool

Each mixing order is equipped with a code, either you type it in the corresponding field or a system randomly generates a new one for you. Then we just store the information about how much coins were ever sent to generated addresses with the given code.

Suppose someone creates an order, say with one target address, BitWhisk code "abcdef" and the generated incoming address "1sendbtctothisaddress". When a customer deposits the generated address "1sendbtctothisaddress" with say 0.1BTC we then store the information that 0.1BTC were sent to the code "abcdef". If this customer comes later and mixes 0.1BTC again, we refresh this information, and now the code "abcdef" will bear the mark of 0.2BTC sent to it. The discount is based on this information. That's how it basically works. If you still have some questions left without answers let me know, I will try to shed light on it.

Please note, the information you see in Fees section is not yet correct, it is like a draft. We are still in a testing mode and right now we do not have this amount of coins and do not try to convince anybody to send such sums to our accounts. This will be updated at the time we post an official announcement.

Quote from: King Pajeet on February 28, 2018, 07:44:52 PM

You might have some difficulty managing a mixer with low funds. Nobody is going to send under $20 because your fees and the transaction fees will be too costly and if somebody sends a large amount of coins, you wont have enough volume to properly mix their coins.

Bitcoin mixers are hard to start and you are too late. Some mixers have been in existence for over 5 years and have a good reputation so you are competing against them.

Dear King Pajeet, our funds is our own concern, let us care about them. To test our service we do not have to put hundreds or thousands of btc to our hot wallet, as anyway nobody will mix that much coins in a new service without reputation.

Yes, we know that running mixer is a hard task and yet in our opinion it is not a reason to sit in one's hands. We put a lot of efforts in developing this project. We have made every (in)visible detail as perfect as we can imagine. So let us start this business and see how the world responds to our offer.

Thanks everybody for your feedback/questions/criticism.

Best regards,
BitWhisk team