Which tumbler do you all recommend? I've been using blockchain just because it seems faster and easier to use (and cheaper?). See that a lot of people use bitcoinfog though, what are the advantages of that over blockchain?
Blockchain tumbler vs Bitcoinfog
Which tumbler do you all recommend? I've been using blockchain just because it seems faster and easier to use (and cheaper?). See that a lot of people use bitcoinfog though, what are the advantages of that over blockchain?
[11 Points] DarknetWanderer:
[3 Points] TheWildReader:
Great question. I'd like to see more discussion of this as well.
And if you fund anonymously using one of the broker services, do you really need to tumble at all?
[1 Points] None:
Well, both take a cut off the top of all your deposits. Some are less than others.
Bitcoinfog is variable (1% - 3%)
randomized for obscurity
I have no experience with Blockchain's tumbler (I couldn't find any information with a quick google, either.)
There are a multitude of different Bitcoin laundering services available, but my advice is to stay mainstream in order to prevent yourself from getting burned.
[1 Points] whitelightnig:
I've read some stories of people getting ripped off big time by Bitcoinfog. They also charge more. I've used Blockchain's shared send a number of times and I've never had any issues. It's always been pretty quick too.
[1 Points] None:
Bitcoinfog is by far the best way to wash your coins.
[1 Points] HostFat:
You should also give a look at this new feature: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40264.msg3367854#msg3367854
[1 Points] Litecoin_Messiah:
I recommend you just use alt coin exchanges, various exchanges to deposit your bitcoin anonymously and interchange crypto between them.
check out /r/litecoin sidebar you can see the exchanges which you can use.
[1 Points] sistom:
http://bitcoinbath.com/ is coming out for beta testing soon too
[1 Points] None:
Why not both?
[-1 Points] TOKEONN:
Bitcoinfog is gay.
Blockchain charges a 0.5% fee to send your btc to a big "shared wallet," and then from that shared wallet send your btc (less .5%)to a destination wallet of your choice. That can be tracked.
Bitcoin fog sends your btc to multiple wallets in fractional amounts at random intervals of time over a set period of hours, and repeats that process more than once. For all intents and purposes it is not remotely feasible to trace those transactions. It is much more secure and anonymous than blockchain.
The fee is also random between 1-3%, which means that even the amount that is fractionally divided originally is different by a random amount from the original deposit and increases security further. It is up to you whether true anonymity and security is worth 1.5% more to you on average, but the decision is pretty easy for me.