Quote from: trainer1234 on Today at 09:35:56 PM

Quote from: crewdede on Today at 05:38:15 PM

Guys...any explaination for this ?

I see that they moved funds that were generated in 2019 !!!! also ... funny! that's their old system , on Legacy bitcoin network not seg network!

examples:

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/btc/1BN93SAJmNtk67ev6kLPzek8FtBZDRfbdh

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/addresses/btc/1JFG1oj9HtgMJ2YEg3E3qn5wBvPaaWqpHo

i dont mind much because i never used CM anyways but this is a good hint that they probably have a full backend log of all private keys, in that case we can at least be sure of a backup from 2019+

Chipmixer probably didnt keep its promises regarding of destroying the session after 7 days with a full private key wipe.

However, if a future invastigation will be made, its really hard to trace transactions to its final destination and reveal its real purporse, because every jurisdiction has limited ressources to even make onchain analysis and if so, they will most likely pass the small ones and try to focus on the big transfers.

it can hit some users maybe in the next years, if any logs or storage of users data are still kept in the destination services like : exchangers, Paid services in any kind of branch ( billings, casino etc ).

Most of them especially in EU are kept of between 5-7 years of the LAST transaction made in that financial year.

finally some topic to discuss about beside those typical bull and bear market Cheesy

They can go to circle.com and say "give us 500 bitcoins from this transactions" ...boom!