Yes, the admin's clarification can clarify whether services like Jambler are included in the prohibited category or not.
The goal of my definition is to include the mixers that we're all familiar with, and to ideally also cover all ways of obfuscating these types of mixers, without any false-positives. If things very unlike mixers are covered by my definition, then this may be a flaw in my definition. But in reading all of the comments here, I've so far not been convinced that my definition is flawed in either classifying too many or too few things as mixers.
Jambler video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdemPYl-MPg
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.... we ==Jambler.io - The platform== purchase your output bitcoin transactions from stock exchange's
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Jambler is a platform enabling you ==Partners== to deliver services of bitcoin anonymization without any significant initial investments
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Jambler.io offers you ==Sellers== to make a short-term investment. Withdraw ==send the money to Jambler== your bitcoins from a stoke exchange, Receive your money back+1% in 12 hours on average
We have four endpoints which runs the full operations. Sellers, Partners, Jambler - the platform, and customers ==the End users==Workflow according to their descriptions:
Sellers provide the platform with output transactions from cryptocurrency stock exchanges
Sellers => Platform
Customers ==End users== send bitcoins to the platform for anonymization via partner mixers ==Partners==
End users => Platform ==via Partners==
Upon completion of mixing ==in Platform==, Customers ==End users== get the money from pot-1 and Sellers from pot-2
Platform => End Users
Platform => Sellers
Conclusion:
The entire mixing process is happening in Jambler ==the platform==
There are no room to doubt that Jambler.io is not a mixer itself. According to their partners list Mixtum, Mixer.Money, Bitmixer, XXL Mixer, Mixtura, WebMixer, MedusaMixer are their current partners. These partners bought nothing but the ready-made script. Jambler.io does all mixing and operation control.