How does that work, if the input is higher than YoMixe's balance coin, or does it work on a versatile algorithm? Just read my question as a common user if it is a stupid one, considering I'm not tech-savvy on that part.

Ponzi?

Does Yomix use the same rule as (in)famous Chipmixer that coins received are 'older' than coins sent?
This means that if the mixer take a commission from 1% to 3%, then you will get a commission from 1% to 1.5%, according to the commission that will be deducted in each transaction.
I think you wanted to write: 0.5% - 1.5%
Obviously not

In case deposit amount is higher than our balance you'll just need to wait other users deposits. As we have pretty good inflow and enough our own reserves i don't think it'll happen.
Pretty good chance that we are getting fresh coins. Must be working on some tagging system I believe. Anyways, my next payout is going through the YoMix for sure. I did use chipmixer back in time, and that was the first time usage of mixer for me. I almost got confused as to how I received my coins. Then one of the friend told, I actually get the keys for it using which I can load my wallet.
This means that if the mixer take a commission from 1% to 3%, then you will get a commission from 1% to 1.5%, according to the commission that will be deducted in each transaction.
I think you wanted to write: 0.5% - 1.5%
Okay, so definitely need to focus on big bulls to make their transactions via YoMix considering we will be earning % of commission fees. Hmm, not bad though. A similar range is booked by exchangers in maker and taker fees.
Is anyone doing it already with success?
@yomix Will the network congestion affect our transactions and will it increase the fees taken by YoMix?