Quote from: ImThour on Today at 04:25:54 PM

...it solely depends on the amount of Bitcoin that we are talking about. If it's not a surprising amount, then you don't have to worry about anything at all.

It's usually very small amounts for paying online bill under $100 but rare occasion under $1000.

Quote from: Eternad on Today at 12:39:46 PM

Your biggest concern on mixer that has a transaction to money launderer is you receiving Bitcoins from them especially when the mixer that use was seize by the government because your Bitcoin address will be on the watch list which you will have a problem if you send your coins on CEX.... US government that typically aggressive on this matter.

This is what I was concerned about but since it's only a small amount no more than $100 then nothing to worry about?

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 04:35:13 PM

Mixer is a tool to make you stay anonymous,

That's the only reason I want to use mixer.

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 04:35:13 PM

..There is a good thread about how it is not that difficult to break mixers in the sense that whoever has the knowledge, resources and time can connect the dots and come to the conclusion where something came from and where it went. Those who analyze blockchain today are already so successful in this that even mixers do not pose too much of a challenge. Anonymity online is something that is talked about a lot, but being completely anonymous online is a big illusion.

Does anyone else agree that mixers can be tracked?

Quote from: The Cryptovator on Today at 08:43:48 PM

You have to worry about using Mixer when you are using centralised platforms like exchange and wallet services.

Even web wallet's?

Quote from: The Cryptovator on Today at 08:43:48 PM

I think you have to find alternatives when you want to protect your privacy and hide your funds. We have to use swaps or decentralised exchanges to protect privacy. I feel it is better to avoid mixers since they are facing a lot of legal issues lately. Law enforcement agencies consider money laundering whoever uses mixers. So you would be one of them if law enforcement could detect you.

My goal is anonyomilty, I am unfamilar with swaps and decentralized but will look into that, are there any other alternative ways to be anonymous with transactions?

Quote from: boyptc on Today at 09:03:04 PM

If you want to use it for increased privacy, you're free to do so.

That's why I am looking into mixers, privacy is my motivation not because I am doing anything illegal.