A Simple Guide To Safely Mixing Bitcoins.

There are compelling reasons why everyone should mix cryptocurrency coins. The blockchain can be easily traced, and various tools are being developed to monitor transactions. It may not seem important now, but in the future, it could become effortless for anyone to track all of your Bitcoin transactions, including law enforcement, employers, friends, and family. Therefore, it’s crucial to take preventive measures like mixing your coins to break the connection between your addresses and the final destination of the coins.

In this guide we attempt to provide the simplest possible step-by-step instructions to help users unfamiliar with the process of Bitcoin tumbling do so effectively. This guide assumes the reader already has a basic understand of how to send Bitcoins and how to use .onion sites.

To mix your coins using this method, you will need:

-Bitcoins, or the ability to buy them.
-The Tor Browser
-The ability to create new Bitcoin wallets, both via Tor and on the clear net.

The Steps

Step #1: Create a wallet on the clearnet. (We will refer to this as wallet #1)

Step #2: Buy Bitcoins, and send the amount you want to mix to wallet #1.

Step #3: Create a second wallet, this time over the Tor network. (wallet #2)

Step #4: Send your bitcoins from wallet #1 directly to wallet #2.

Step #5: Create a third wallet, also over the Tor network. (wallet #3).

Step #6: Select which mixer you will be using, and set up your transaction there using the address(s) from wallet #3. It is best to use multiple addresses, and to set random time delays.

ALWAYS MAKE SURE YOU ARE USING THE CORRECT LINKS!

We recommend BestMixer as the seemingly best in a group of imperfect options. It have been extremely reliable so far while processing millions of dollars. DO NOT use blockchain shared send or any other coinjoin product as your mixer, as those do not completely hide your trail like the others.

Step #7: Send the coins from wallet #2, over Tor, to the address generated for you by the mixer.

Step #9: You can use Blockchain to watch for your coins to arrive from the mixer. Once they have, restart Tor and then send the coins to your market address (or their eventually destination)!

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The sole vulnerability that remains in this process is the potential for the mixing company to retain records of your transactions. Even though most companies claim to delete these records soon after the transaction is finalized, there’s still a possibility that a trace of your coin’s movement could be left behind. However, this risk can be minimized by repeating the mixing process with a second service provider. By using a different service, you can reduce the chances of leaving any traces behind and improve the overall anonymity and security of your transactions.

I may have made the process seem more complex than it actually is, but in reality, it should only take 10-15 minutes to complete. If you place a high value on your privacy and wish to ensure the security of your coins, it is definitely worth undertaking. By following these steps, you can protect your identity and minimize the risk of losing any of your valuable assets.