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.
You did not understand me. I checked the advanced method. There is no option to add more addresses or delay the transaction. Suppose, for example, that I wanted to mix 0.5555 Bitcoin here, and even though you are using Monero to break the link, what happens is that 0.5555 Bitcoin is sent to an address and suddenly 0.5555 Bitcoin appears (excluding service fees) to another address. Therefore, it is easy to connect the two addresses, even if you use Monero. Adding several addresses just as in the CoinJoin method will solve this problem.
