Quote from: tranthidung on Today at 08:02:36 AM

I saw some inaccuracy in the page.
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Since I am not a native english speaker, I've used the 'arrest' term to describe infrastructure arrest as this term is often used in the international criminal law to designate good confiscation ("arrest of goods"), so it doesn't necessarily always means arrest of a person. And since their infra was arrested and never got back, I've just assumed the overall operation is "arrested".
Anyway, to avoid any confusion, I have changed this status to "SEIZED".

I've added information on mixers you mentioned, except Bestmixer, which was already added.

Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on Today at 01:45:14 PM

OP do you intend to add past mixers that were working but then exit scammed?
For example.
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Not sure whether it's a good idea to add all of them but I've added ones you mentioned. I would be more interested in focusing on actual mixers and maybe only these that still have some relevance after exit/exit scam/arrest/etc.

Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 06:19:55 PM

I don't think that Whirlwind was classical exit scam, they simply stopped operating because they didn't profit as much as they expected.
As far as we know nobody lost any money there and people received refunds from escrowed funds, so more correct status would be CLOSED.

Maybe the operators intentions weren't to exit scam, but there is the fact that an actual scam happened:

the user `decodx` didn't get their deposited money back from the service, which means the service has scammed its user. This is independently of the fact the user got their funds from an escrow - which was only a matter of luck, since in the absence of an escrow fund the user wouldn't get compensated at all.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463280.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463280.msg62707696#msg62707696
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463280.msg62771449#msg62771449

But if there is some proof that would confirm their arrest and a supposed relation to Tornado, I will change the status.

Quote from: TryNinja on Today at 08:14:12 PM

Good idea, however... I would urge everyone to be careful with any website that aggregates links, since there is always a possibility of adding a phishing website in the middle of a bunch of legit links.

Not saying you will turn it into a scam website, but you definitely can.

Since you are a developer too, maybe you (or anyone else) can create a bot that would record and periodically check a checksum of the site's main page html daily, then alert on Telegram/Twitter/Forum on changes?

I would be glad to mention such a bot at the site's main page and advise users on how to use it. The key point of its usefulness would be it being provided by someone else, not me, just to avoid trusting a single party.

There won't be frequent changes of the list I believe, unless some mixer wants to change their domains/contact information or a new mixer is added.