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if I'd had a tumbler, my number one priority would be to add code to detect those coins and keep them (redirect to my wallets after the mix). it's not like the
by gcb0 9y ago
if I'd had a tumbler, my number one priority would be to add code to detect those coins and keep them (redirect to my wallets after the mix).
it's not like the owners will be able to complain. not even in forums to lower your cred.
- celticninja 9y agothe owners of the coins will complain, they will do so on forums where they can do so anonymously and the credibility/trust of the mixer is called into question. (These tend to be forums where the users are in need of bitcoin mixing services e.g darknet markets or hackign forums) These mixing operations work on trust, as long as they are trusted people will use them, one too many stories about missing coins and it will be seen as a scam and avoided.
- ImSkeptical 9y agoIf you were starting a rival bitcoin tumbler, would it be a good idea to disparage your competition as thieves? What evidence would you need.
- rocqua 9y agoEither you publicize that you stole the stolen coins, or you are now implicated in the wannacry debacle.