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# Mixers & Incidents

Tornado Cash flows provide useful signal even if you are not doing any mixing.

[This](https://dashargos.chainargos.com/looks/371) shows stablecoin flows in to Tornado-Cash-associated wallets on Ethereum. Each large spike corresponds to a well-known incident. It's an excellent risk signal.

[Here](https://dashargos.chainargos.com/looks/348) we see the volume of tokens, in token not $, sent in to Torando-related addresses. This is widespread and the shape is eerily natural and physics-like.


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