Quote from: TryNinja on October 08, 2018, 07:53:04 PM

Quote from: mixercoin on October 08, 2018, 07:48:02 PM

Quote from: TryNinja on October 08, 2018, 07:41:36 PM

Ok then.

First, I disliked the overall design. But that's just my opinion.

A few suggestions:
- You should add a Letter of Guarantee for every mixing;
- You should reorganize your FAQ. E.g: in the "Concerns" tab, put the question text on one line and the answer in the other (and/or bold the questions). Right now, everything is just a single block of text.
- Let the user choose the mix time (delay);

Two concerns:
- If the minimum is 0.01BTC and any lower amount will be considered as a donation, why do you let the user put something like 0.005BTC in the "You send bitcoin" field and start mixing? And the worst part is that the minimum amount info only can be found in the FAQ. Here is a real example: https://mixercoin.co/en/order/5bbbb2b6656cc260ea7e3ebb - what happens if I send the 0.005BTC?
- What happens if my transaction stays unconfirmed for more than 72 hours, which is when you delete all "non-executed" orders?

I'll update this post when I receive the coins in 45 minutes.

No need to deviate from the topic of conversation. You were asked to send you to the test. The minimum amount of mixing is 0.01 bitcoin. Create an order

I already did. That's why I specifically said:

"I'll update this post when I receive the coins in 45 minutes."

I just wrote a valid concern. Some users may end up trying to mix a lower amount and since it's accepted, they will "donate" their coins without knowing. Isn't that why I'm testing your mixer? To see if your mixer works, find issues and give you suggestions? If the minimum is 0.01BTC, the mixer should only accept orders if the amount is > 0.01BTC. This information should also be at the front page of your website.

Stop looking at just one part of the post and read everything.
Did not quite understand where you got the time 45 minutes. I see that less than 5 minutes, since we only received 1 confirmation