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Monero’s current sender-privacy mechanism is based on ring signatures. When a user spends an output, the transaction points to a group of 16 possible outputs: one is the real one, and the others are decoys. The network verifies that the signature is valid, but should not learn which member of...

Recently, I came across an interesting idea in the comments and thought I’d share it: you can use a language model to rephrase posts and messages, making them less recognizably yours. It’s not really “encrypting stylometry”—that sounds impressive, but isn’t quite accurate. It’s more about...

Cryptocurrency transfers are often described as transparent: transactions on public blockchains can be examined. But when assets move from one network to another, there is no longer a single, continuous record. Investigators must compare events across separate systems and determine which ones...

How the movement of stolen cryptocurrency works, using the Bybit hack and the investigation associated with North Korean group TraderTraitor—often grouped under the Lazarus umbrella—as a case study. On February 21, 2025, crypto assets worth approximately $1.5 billion were stolen from Bybit...

Bitcoin is not anonymous by default. Every confirmed transaction remains on the public blockchain: spent inputs, newly created outputs, and amounts are visible. But these records do not, by themselves, usually reveal who owns each address. Analysts link addresses by looking for patterns. One...

In a BitcoinTalk thread, participants discussed the idea of Silent Payments. It addresses a familiar problem: if you post a single Bitcoin address for donations or payments, anyone can look up the blockchain and see which payments were sent to that address. Silent Payments let you publish a...

Many people have heard about the recent $390M Bitget hack and the theft of crypto from Ledger. In both cases, the hackers laundered money through Zcash (ZEC)—and in both cases, their funds were traced. How? Case #1: The $390M Bitget exchange hack. The flow looked like this: ZEC: known...

A lot of people still live under the illusion that Bitcoin means anonymity. Spoiler: it doesn’t. The blockchain is transparent as glass. Any analytics firm (like Chainalysis) can map the connections and see where coins came from and where they went. What’s more, they label wallets: “this is an...

1. Choose a mixing mode Our mixer has two modes: Full Mix — your coins undergo processing designed to completely break the transaction link, with a service fee of up to 5% + 0.0007 BTC. “Try for Free” mode — a test transaction with no service fee, requiring exactly 0.001 BTC. 2. Copy...

This article is based on material from a BitcoinTalk member - the forum user mocacinno, who for several years in a row encountered the same problem: mixer operators stubbornly use Cloudflare and Google Analytics, sincerely not understanding what they have done. We have reworked his posts into a...

This is a collection of platforms and tools that allow you to work with cryptocurrencies without mandatory identification at the initial stage. The list is based on personal experience and recommendations from people in my circle. Additions and corrections are welcome in the comments. P2P...

You may have asked yourself this question when you first started exploring cryptocurrency exchange. At first glance, both an exchange and a mixer seem to do something similar: they accept funds from one wallet and then send assets to another. However, there is an important difference. An...

Since 2020, law enforcement agencies have carried out dozens of operations targeting darknet marketplaces, forums, cryptocurrency mixers, exchanges, and other illegal online services. The timeline highlights the most notable public cases: - the shutdown of a platform or seizure of its...

JustMix Clearweb | Verify PGP | Telegram Bot | JustMix Mirror | Jambler Partner Justmix.io is a reliable tool created to anonymize BTC. Intuitive interface and top soft thanks to which you receive purified coins from various exchanges. Logs are not kept and letters of guarantee are...