Re: Mixers that mix bitcoin without letting it be obvious that it came from a mixer?
its been days now and still oeleo is finding excuse after excuse to defend the use of red flag causing mixers. rather then learn what causes red flags to then find things that dont cause red flags..
Yes yes yes, red flag causing mixers. Just like red flag causing coinjoins. And red flag causing DEXs. And red flag causing casinos. And red flag causing unlicensed exchanges. And red flag causing marketplaces. And red flag causing instant exchangers. And red flag causing self hosted payment processors. And red flag causing non-KYCed addresses. Anything which is not a KYCed account on a centralized exchange is a red flag for the authorities. So you go ahead buying and selling bitcoin on Coinbase and never do anything except that which is explicitly allowed by your government. That's real freedom, right? 
oh and chip mixer uses known 'chip' amounts. so its easy to spot the pattern.
Which, if you read my reply above, would realize is completely irrelevant. I don't care if you can identify a transaction as originating from a mixer or a coinjoin. What you cannot do is link it to an input, which is the whole point.thus out of the 25 tx that involve the chip value amounts amungst the 10,000 tx an hour.. you become a hotlist of only 25 they have to watch not 10,000
Cool. So at some point in last 6 months or the next 6 months I might withdraw at least one chip of an unknown value from ChipMixer. Feel free to tell me when I do and tell me which chip it is, since obviously you've managed to crack it where everyone else has failed.