I want to use a crypto mixer to make my cryptos untraceable, they had some activity with KYC platforms where I identified myself and I want to make them anonymous. I need ETH, SOL or BTC in the end, what can I do? What is the best way to make my cryptos anonymous?
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- Thread starter ecinorp
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If you use mixers multiple times, it is very hard to trace.
Do you know some trusted mixers?
Crytononame
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Mixing coins makes you anonymous by mixing your coins with others through random transfers. So you receive crypto not from your wallet address, but several amounts from different sources.
If one of them was associated with hackers or a scam (criminals often use mixers to launder money), your wallet will be blacklisted by exchanges. And then will you need that anonymity?
There is a simpler and more reliable option. Buy Monero (XMR) for your cryptocurrency. Open another wallet in a service that supports Monero and allows you to withdraw limited, but sufficient amounts without KYC. For example, Cryptomus.
Your XMR transaction to a new wallet will be completely anonymous. And then in Cryptomus, exchange Monero for any cryptocurrency, without commissions, or withdraw to fiat.
alurosu
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Swap to ZEC with NEAR intents
After that, do whatever you like. Swap back in a different wallet if you wish. Does not matter. As long as your money went to the Zcash blockchain, your funds are private.
nyuse
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Your best bet would be using a crypto that’s built to be untraceable - examples of these would be XMR and ZCash. Using mixers or other 3rd party platforms is possible I guess, but you never know what type of logs they’re saving when you’re using them.
boldslice
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I’d recommend looking into decentralized mixing services like Wasabi Wallet (for BTC) or Tornado Cash (for ETH, though it's restricted in some areas). Using privacy-focused blockchains like Monero (XMR) and then swapping back to BTC, ETH, or SOL could also help. Just make sure to stay updated on regulations in your region. Have you considered peer-to-peer exchanges as well?
pennyweight
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I would not use these of the above that people recommended. Personally I just have my own operation that mix things for me. I think you can do it yourself if you will do your own Research.
Could you recommend research areas and outline the knowledge required to understand the full process in order to develop my own solution?
Johnabra003
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crypto mixers are not safe
Johnabra003
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some can also mix it scammers coins and get you caught
bobblack225
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Mix it twice with 2 different mixers, then swap to XMR, and then withdraw. I’ve noticed everyone else here suggesting just one mixer, you can’t trust a single mixer.