Quote from: TryNinja on May 16, 2019, 09:26:19 AM

Quote from: Kristinnspence on May 16, 2019, 09:11:07 AM

That's pretty smart, but if you are using both mixers then don't you have to pay the fees on each one separately ? so fees will rack up?

Yes. In the example of the picture: 2,5% + 0,0007 BTC + 2,6% + 0.0005 BTC in fees.

If you mix 1 BTC with those settings, you receive 0,9498318 BTC.

Maybe you could add an option to calculate the total fees (and how much you will receive for what you send) when using both mixers.

Or even do outreach to the mixers and ask them for a collab and lower mixer rates or a piece of the cake at least and market the software as the holy grail of mixing and make a sweet looking GUI with flashy graphics, then say all this fancy stuff with two times more anonymity than any other mixer out there and almost untraceable transactions blabla

or make the software with a GUI and have all the mixing do in the background just put input/output address and a juicy looking loading bar with a funny message or something but just sell it for a small amount of money and license lock it

even you could
build the whole project on blockchain so that all the input&output addresses are unchangeable and can't get changed or hacked get it crowdfunded through an IEO as the new revolutionary mixer with huge anonymity and low fees

Huh

profit

thank me when u become a millionaire