Those guys don't care if you just did it for privacy.
Actually this is my first time seeing someone said he lost coins due to the seizure of ChipMixer. I was really telling my friend days ago the advantage of mixers over exchanges even if they don't serve the same purpose.
I was telling him assuming it was an exchange that was siezed, people by now would have been crying of fund lost.
Maybe the victims of the seizure won't speak up because they fear being targeted by the law enforcement.
That's a good reason. But even if they speak up and law enforcement agent arrest them, is there a means to prove that they are the real owners of the fund. I mean from the chipmixer data base.
Meanwhile, I don't think that anyone is in active use of the chipmixer site because the backend is still with chipmixer, what was seized was just the front end.