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BestMixer.io Bitcoin Mixer Taking Anonymity to the Next Level

Bestmixer. Io bitcoin mixer taking anonymity to the next level

BestMixer.io Bitcoin Mixer Taking Anonymity to the Next Level

Bestmixer. Io bitcoin mixer taking anonymity to the next level

The competition for bitcoin mixer platforms is heating up, but only one stands tall

In a free market world, you always have the liberty of choosing exactly which products and services to use at any time. Finding the right one, however, is an entirely different matter. BestMixer.io makes the choice simple by providing you with the highest possible quality bitcoin mixer that makes mixing your BTC simple and fast.

Upon doing a quick search of the competition, you may find other popular choices such as ChipMixer to mix your bitcoin. Why not go with them instead of BestMixer.io? The reasons are many, but basically, ChipMixer doesn’t provide the level of anonymity that BestMixer.io does. That’s because BestMixer.io’s mixing engine uses several pools and highly advanced modular technology to stay several steps ahead of the latest blockchain analysis techniques on the market.

ChipMixer, on the other hand, does not reliably anonymize your transactions because all chips are known, and all chip transactions are visible on the blockchain. With that information in hand, sophisticated blockchain analysis tools can quickly gather enough knowledge to figure out your trail and wallet wealth on the blockchain.

BestMixer.io bitcoin mixer doesn’t have this problem because of its advanced mixing solutions. Firstly, the platform uses three pools that offer differing levels of service but the same all-inclusive anonymity regardless of which option you choose.

Three Pools to Choose From

Between the Alpha, Beta, and Gamma pools, BestMixer.io has your needs fully covered regardless of how much BTC you need to mix or how deep you need your anonymity to reach.

The Alpha pool takes your bitcoin, inserts it into the BestMixer bitcoin mixer, and mixes it with the coins of other clients like yourself. After your coins are mixed sufficiently, you receive clean bitcoin that didn’t belong to you in the first place, giving you a level of anonymity that is impossible to trace.

If you need to mix a larger amount of BTC, then the Gamma pool functions similar to the Alpha pool except it is better suited to large amounts.

For anonymity that is entirely resistant to blockchain analysis, you’ll want to go with the Gamma pool. The Gamma pool takes your bitcoin and mixes it exclusively with investor and private reserve coins. This allows you to be sure that your coins are coming from an accountable source that is responsible and not connected in any way with a bad history. We recommend this service for clients who need the absolute highest level of accountability available from their bitcoin mixer. This video guide will help you to understand in detail how to anonymize bitcoin easily.

Ultimately, regardless of which pool you go with, BestMixer.io has you covered with a fundamentally secure level of anonymity that you count on. When you use ChipMixer, you’ll have to think twice about whether or not your transactions are truly secure. That isn’t how a bitcoin mixer should work, and it’s certainly not the result you want after paying to use a service.

That’s why BestMixer.io provides the best customer support along with their unmatched anonymity technology – because they want you to keep your crypto freedom not only now, but in the future as well.

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Published at Thu, 23 May 2019 08:13:06 +0000

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Bitcoin Companies Supporting SegWit UASF: 12, Opposed: 0

These companies are in favor of SegWit via a User Activated Sof Fork (UASF). No company has opposed it so far.


Who Supports UASF

Lately, there has been a lot of talk regarding the possible activation of a User Activated Soft Fork (UASF) in order to implement the SegWit proposal without the need to reach miner consensus. An early look at the companies that have so far taken a stand in regards to the UASF reveals that nine companies support the SegWit UASF, while two others are ready for it. The list is as follows:

So far, no company has opposed the User Activated Soft Fork, although most companies have yet to input their stance regarding the subject. BitPay, for example, is not included and they have already announced their support for the UASF. During an episode of Let’s Talk Bitcoin! Bitpay CEO Stephen Pair stated:

The most important thing, I think, are the users; I really like the idea of a user-activated soft fork followed by a miner activation.

It is likely that most companies that support the SegWit soft fork or that are ready for it will take the same stance regarding the UASF since it seems to be the only plausible method of activating SegWit.

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With large mining pools like Bitmain supporting Bitcoin Unlimited, it is highly unlikely that SegWit will ever reach the required 95% miner approval threshold unless these pools change their mind on the update. And If the latest accusations regarding the Bitmain’s secret advantage are true, it is unlikely that they’ll even change their stance on SegWit.

What is a UASF?

A User Activated Soft Fork is a soft fork that does not require miner approval but counts instead on the nodes (users) to activate the soft fork themselves. This is done by releasing a new version of a bitcoin Client, in this case, Core. The client gives a block height limit in which the upgrade will become active.

Once the predetermined block height is reached, the nodes that have updated to the new client will stop accepting blocks that don’t support SegWit. Given that SegWit is a soft fork, the nodes that don’t upgrade to the new version of the bitcoin Core client (with UASF) will still count SegWit blocks as valid.

This method makes SegWit much more likely to be adopted when you consider that, currently, more than 83% (5774) of all Bitcoin nodes are running the bitcoin Core client.

If all of these nodes update to the new UASF client, miners will have no choice but to start mining blocks that support SegWit as these will be accepted by all the nodes, rather than only the ones that haven’t updated to the new bitcoin Core client.

UASF Risks

Although the UASF seems like a more effective strategy on paper, it comes with some risks for the community. For example, if the majority of miners don’t start mining SegWit blocks after the UASF is activated, a chain split will take place.

Different nodes will see different blockchains, according to the client they are running. Nodes that have not upgraded to the newest bitcoin Core client will see the blockchain without SegWit and the upgraded nodes will see the blockchain that supports SegWit.

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This scenario is problematic for bitcoin Core, which has gone a long way to ensuring that SegWit could be introduced via soft fork. It would also mean that the blockchain with the majority of users (nodes) would be the most vulnerable one due to the lack of miners.

Another issue with the UASF is that the cost of setting up nodes is not nearly as good of an anti-Sybil system as bitcoin’s Proof of Work is, meaning that certain members of the community could start hosting nodes in order to support a UASF or to offer resistance to it. To some degree, this brings back the issue of economic power centralization that has been previously raised with regards to bitcoin Unlimited.

Will the UASF be successful, bringing SegWit to bitcoin once and for all? Or will something else get in the way once more? Let us know what you think in the comments below.


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