Recently, I participated in Mixero review campaign, I received bitcoins on my own address and then deposited them on my Binance account, only to discover that the balance was frozen and I was unable to use it until after 24 hours. Binance support did not provide a clear explanation.
Less than a week later, I deposited $80 from the same address that I received bitcoins from Mixero, then i was surprised to find that my account was completely frozen and that I had to contact support. The support team said that they suspected some activity on the account and that the verification process will take a month.
I believe that Binance succeeded in tracing the chain of transfers and recognized that its source is the mixer. I don't know what technology Binance uses to do this.
Is it possible for the same thing to happen to Mixing balance from YoMix? Can these transactions be tracked?
They have a number of blockchain transaction tracing tools at their disposal, so it's likely that they were able to trace the transactions. The other mistake you did was to reuse the address. If you are privacy conscious, once you reuse an address, the privacy level drops, and you made the job so easy for them.
IMO, I think mixing coins should go hand in hand with using a good noncustodial p2p service. Unfortunately, one of my most use p2p service, localcryptos is shutdown their business. I don't see the point of mixing coins then sending them to a centralized exchange.