2. What proof do you accept?
The only proof which should be needed is to point out that the coins are very clearly from ChipMixer, which anyone who spends two seconds looking at the transaction can clearly see due to their unique chip funding transactions. To still state the coins are "stolen 100%" after you know they have been mixed means you either don't understand bitcoin at all or you are actively trying to scam.
@loycev it is definetly same owner as the cryptsy hack
What are you saying? That OP, who withdrew that chip from ChipMixer, also made the deposit which created that chip? Despite the chip being created almost 3 months before OP used it? And your proof of that is what?
Also worth pointing out that AMLBot is also used by Antinalysis, which as
I've pointed out in another thread, flags lots of coins from large centralized exchanges such as Binance as similarly tainted. Its analysis is worthless. This is also evidenced by the fact that it thinks coins which were stolen 8 years ago, have moved 5 times, and
have been mixed, are still "100%" in possession of the same user, which is utter nonsense.