<ul><li>Transactions on public blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum are pseudonymous and can be analyzed to reveal transaction patterns.</li><li>Cryptocurrency mixers, or tumblers, obfuscate the link between sender and recipient addresses to enhance privacy.</li><li>Coin mixers involve a three-step process of deposits, mixing, and redistribution to break the transaction history.</li><li>There are two main types of coin mixers: centralized, operated by third-party services, and decentralized, which use smart contracts or peer-to-peer protocols.</li></ul>

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