I agree with Gazeta and ScamVirus.

Privacy has a price, and in this case, I personally don't find the fees very high. Of course, it's cheaper with some other mixers. But at the same time, if you read the reports from blockchain analysis agencies and companies, Mixtum doesn't attract a lot of attention, and that's a great quality, especially when you want your coins not to be flagged. Mixtum's strategy is pretty good in my opinion.

Sinbad, one of the market leaders in the mixer's industry, attracts a lot of attention (that's why I stopped promoting their service), and I personally think that this is not to the users' advantage. Just read the latest Chainanalysis report and see how they are cited as the mixer the most used by North Korea to launder stolen funds for example. If your mixer's name appears in a lot of reports, how can you be 100% confident with the idea of mixing your coins via their service (especially for those selling them to a CEX at the end) ?  From my point of view, I'd be worried about mixing large quantities of coins via a service that gets so much notice and noise. I appreciate that Mixtum works more cleanly, and if the cost of this is a little higher than the price of some of their competitors, I don't mind.

If that's the price of having mixed and clean coins, without attracting too much attention, and in an efficient way, I personally think it's honest. Mixtum's way of working means they're safe for now, despite offering a constant service, and that's a very good sign. The way the coins are acquired and operated is excellent.