Re: [OPEN] Mixero bitcoin mixer| Review campaign| Application| 0.00175 btc reward
Thanks guys, let the applications coming. I will select application in the next two days and update the sheet. In the mean time, I would like to call some of the geeks I consider who have huge technical knowledge related to bitcoin and things. I hope they receive a notification and show interest and apply. If they do then they will get priority. :-)
Thanks for the invitation, but I'll skip this one. I've tested several mixers in the past, but I think this is an exit scam waiting for the right deposit to happen.Code:
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I raised my concerns in their topic, and their answers were not satisfying. They post conflicting statements, which either means they have no idea what they're talking about, or they're just plain lying. Or both. This is how their reply ended:
This will be our last answer to your comments
This is what I posted:
The last mixer I saw that claimed to use coinjoin, didn't use coinjoin. In this case, I see many red flags: despite being a brand new website, they claim to be able to coinjoin 100 Bitcoin. Doing that would require several other users to coinjoin the same amount at the same time, which isn't realistic.
@OP: can you sign a message proving ownership of anything close to 100 Bitcoin? My gut feeling tells me the most likely scenario after someone deposits 100 Bitcoin is an exit scam. And it will happen at much lower amounts too.
"The blockchain is insecure"
@OP: can you sign a message proving ownership of anything close to 100 Bitcoin? My gut feeling tells me the most likely scenario after someone deposits 100 Bitcoin is an exit scam. And it will happen at much lower amounts too.
Quote from: https://mixero.io/about
You should know that bitcoin transactions on the blockchain are far from secure
Did you come up with this BS on your own?"The blockchain is insecure"
-- Newbie who asks to be trusted with 100 Bitcoin
I think you didn't read our last answer
I read it, and posting trivial statements like this are meaningless:We ensure that each transaction is unique
Mixero uses an algorithm called CoinJoin.
-Our mixing protocol is not a simple CoinJoin
Make up your mind! The moment your initial statement got questioned, you changed your story.Moreover the principle of CoinJoin does not require at all a sending at the same time and at the same amount per user, otherwise no service could ensure it given the impossible amounts to predict.
That's literally what coinjoin does:
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You are totally free not to trust us but we are absolutely not a "scam"
So, where's that signed message to prove you can mix 100 Bitcoin?Quote
When we talk about a non-secure blockchain, we are talking about users' transactions that are traceable and absolutely not about security flaws.
You should work on your terminology, and not just use it as buzzwords.What's with Newbies claiming to be the Best in their first post?