Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 07:39:35 AM

Quote from: saxydev on Today at 07:31:11 AM

Chipmixer is not recommended to use as mixer, it is detected 80-85% of cases.

It is trivial to detect coins which have come from ChipMixer due to their unique chip funding transactions, but that's not the point. The whole point of a mixer is to break the link between deposit and withdrawal, which ChipMixer does better than any other mixer out there. If some scammy centralized service is attacking bitcoin's fungibility by refusing mixed coins, then the solution is not to give up your privacy but rather to never use that service.

Quote from: saxydev on Today at 07:31:11 AM

Try to use coinjoin wassabi, but there you have to extremly careful (there are some settings you need to apply) for a real mix.

Wasabi spies on its users. If you want privacy, you should never use Wasabi.

I will try to find a paper from last year where it is very nice described how chipmixer coins were followed in a couple of ransomware cases; this is why i specified regarding wassabi that you may need to some custom changes to it.

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Try to use coinjoin wassabi, but there you have to extremly careful (there are some settings you need to apply) for a real mix.