01What this site does

Mixing USDT explains how USDT traceability, mixing mechanics, and route selection work. Each page answers one intent, states what is known, and marks the boundary where knowledge stops.

The site links to approved external services at handoff points. Those services are separate businesses with their own terms, fees, and data policies. This site does not operate them and does not guarantee their behavior.

02Source hierarchy

Sources are ranked by distance from the claim. A contract address is stronger evidence than a blog post; an issuer's own documentation is stronger than a third-party summary.

LevelSource typeHow it is used
1Blockchain data and explorersDirect observation of transfers and contracts
2Issuer and network documentationProtocol behavior, supported networks, contract addresses
3Regulatory and intergovernmental materialLegal framing and responsible-use context
4Analytics vendor materialExamples of analysis methods, not audits of services
5Service marketing pagesTreated as claims, never as proof

03Confidence labels

Not every statement has the same status. The site uses three labels, and every content page closes with a panel that sorts its claims into them.

LabelMeaningExample
ObservedVisible on a public ledger or in documentationA transfer appears on Tronscan
ClaimedStated by a service or vendor, not independently verifiedA mixer's no-logs policy
UnknownNo reliable public answerThe exact heuristics of a specific analyst

04What this site does not do

We do not audit mixing services, verify their reserves, test their data deletion, or certify their legality. We do not publish invented reviews, user counts, licenses, or partnerships.

Where a service makes a claim that cannot be checked, the page says so instead of repeating the claim as fact.

  • No fabricated reviews or testimonials.
  • No invented fees, volumes, or user numbers.
  • No guarantee of anonymity or legality.
  • No instructions for concealing criminal proceeds.

05Commercial relationship

The handoff links on this site lead to services in the same network as this guide. The site is transparent about that: a handoff screen shows the destination domain before you leave.

A commercial relationship does not change the evidence standard. Claims about a linked service are still claims, and limitations are still stated.

06Dates and corrections

Every page carries an update date. Source checks are dated on the Sources page. If a claim cannot be re-verified at the stated date, it should be treated as stale.

When information changes, the page is updated rather than silently rewritten. If a correction is needed, the update date changes.