Quote from: hugeblack on January 22, 2024, 07:48:49 AM

Quote from: ilovepython3 on January 19, 2024, 02:12:16 PM

Don't send your real bitcoin here, you may lose your Bitcoin. If you are willing to use TestNet's Bitcoin for testing, I will thank you very much. You can reply with any questions.

I don't want to be disappointed, but you did not explicitly mention that on the page, on the contrary, it is mentioned below.

Quote

We don't recommend mixing the same amount of bitcoins over and over again in a short period of time!

You can copy the working mechanism of chipmixer, but do not copy the same code. There are millions of templates, so there is no need to link the service to chipmixer, which a hacker can exploit in the future if there are high traffic to your domain.
I did not understand the purpose of the service, is it a faucet? If so why do I need to deposit first, if not a faucet why do I need to mix tBitcoins?

Thank you for your reply, I have made changes to the template, as for the one I made, it is actually a bitcoin mixer similar to chipmixer, I want to make sure that the mixer I made is able to run properly, bitcointalk forums no longer support the release of the bitcoin mixer, and I don't want to spend a lot of money to buy bitcoins to test this project, this is just a small project for me to learn programming, so it only supports the use of the bitcoin testnet to test now!

No one needs a tbtc mixer, you're absolutely right.This project is posted in the hope that people will help identify possible problems with the current project, not as a simple tbtc mixer.