I don't think you understand what mixing is.
Unfortunately, I do!
But, yes. This doesn't impact Chipmixer at all, or your privacy.
A flat statement like this is meaningless. Please back up your statement with logic.
Any exchange that assumes you are the one that hacked them -/ "binance" -/ and thus tries to take your funds from you is an exchange you should avoid.
Binance neither claimed that ChipMixer hacked them, nor did they try to take the funds back from ChipMixer. In any case, I do not use Binance.
@ChipMixer My original Q still stands. This is creating doubts about your modus operandi. Please respond to this directly -
Researchers are claiming that they have detected an extensive pool of Chipmixer's addresses. Do you really think ChipMixer coins will be properly mixed after this?