Quote from: krishnaverma on January 16, 2025, 02:32:23 PM

Even if we say that the current government likes Bitcoin and crypto , they might still dislike mixers because the of the use cases it serves. So , I do not see any valid point here for the forum owner to rethink his decision of mixer ban.

There is another reason for theymos to not rethink this over:

Quote from: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/operators-cryptocurrency-mixers-charged-money-laundering

Blender operated from approximately 2018 to 2022. The service was advertised on a popular internet forum as having a “No Logs Policy” and deleting any traces of user transactions. Additionally, in the advertisement, Blender was described as not requiring users to sign up, register, or “provide any kind of detail except the receiving address!” The advertisement asserted that, “[a]s there are no personal details asked for, there’s no way your identity is compromised, or can be linked back to, because as far as blender goes they don’t know who you are.” After Blender shut down, Sinbad began operating a few months later. Like Blender, Sinbad provided users with Bitcoin concealment services. And, on November 27, 2023, Sinbad was taken down through law enforcement action.