fast tumbling or delay payout? whats better using bitcloak btc tumbler

just noticed i could choose fast tumbling as opposed to 2/3 hour delay on bitcloak tumbler. whats the best one? im loading my market address with it like every week r so with small delay diffrent every time.. (first goes to electum in tails usb) so wondering if makes any difference. main concern over here is keeping my exchange account unbanned and my supply of goodies steady lol.. thankss


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[6 Points] fakesndrugs:

The delay is supposed to help throw off blockchain analysis attempts. If you send btc to a wallet known to be owned by a tumbler and soon after btc leaves a wallet owned by the tumbler that is similar in quantity minus 2% or whatever their fee is, it would be possible to make an educated guess that those btc are yours. Delaying the payout and splitting up the amounts going out makes this type of correlation more difficult to do. Probably not an issue either way unless you're a big vendor, but the safer approach would be a delayed payout I believe


[1 Points] free-agent:

This is what my idea that I posted earlier would get rid of: https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets/comments/5hnlg0/coin_tumbling/

If this type of thing was setup me and you could go to the site and you could send me your exchange bitcoin and I could send you my LBC bitcoin. There would be no waiting as it would all be done through multi-sig. It is essentially a swap, coin for coin but without the need for a third party who could potentially run off with your coin.


[1 Points] BitCloak:

Hello,

as pointed out by fakesndrugs the delay is a very good feature, the "fast tumbling" option was created to let users pay directly to bitpay pages and similar services with a short window of time available.

If I were you I'd keep using random delays, one time for example 3 hours, the next time 8 and so on. Maybe once in a while use the fast tumbling, if you are in a hurry for example.

If you have any question I'll be here (or email, jabber..), thank you.

BitCloak