Quote from: hugeblack on Today at 03:16:59 PM

Quote from: Mixero on October 14, 2023, 07:15:49 PM

Advanced mode Update:

Hello everyone, we're pleased to announce that you can now mix ethereum (ETH) with our advanced mode. It works exactly the same as before. Monero is used as a bridge to prevent any onchain analysis attempt.

For more info, please visit our about section on our website.

with Ethereum mixing, you are no longer just a Bitcoin mixer.

In general, according to the FAQ^[1], the advanced method works simply by converting BTC to XMR and back to BTC. If that is the case, why ETH deposit only available when want to mix Ethereum, user can deposit BTC ---> XMR ---> ETH. if it is ETH ---> XMR ---> ETH then tracking the currencies will be easier. we are talking about the account based, the amount of input ETH and output ETH will be the same and discovering the link between the addresses will be easily because advanced method doesn't have delay option.

[1] https://mixero.io/faqs

Thank you for your comment. Let's address and clarify your concerns about our Advanced Mode and the integration of ETH into our method.

The primary purpose of the Advanced Mode is to anonymize your transactions through the conversion into XMR. This leverages the intricate workings of the Monero blockchain, particularly its use of stealth addresses. These stealth addresses allow for multiple intermediary hops in XMR before the final conversion back to BTC or ETH.

Furthermore, it's not just a straightforward conversion to XMR. Mixero utilizes its own Monero wallets to oversee the entire process and enhance anonymity.

Regarding the integration of ETH: it follows the same mechanism. We are not merely a currency exchange platform; our core functionality lies in ensuring the anonymity of your transactions, whether in BTC or ETH. Thus, there's no need for us to facilitate direct conversions between ETH and BTC.

Matching input and output amounts becomes challenging due to the fees incurred post-transfer, which ensures that the output amount differs from the input amount. Moreover, even before attempting to correlate these amounts, one would have to navigate through the complexities of the Monero network.

Thank you for your feedback, and we hope this explanation provides a clearer understanding!