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The Future of Real Estate Investment: A Complete Guide to Tokenized Marketplaces

By: Duredev

Real estate investment is evolving rapidly. Thanks to real estate tokenization projects and digital tokenization, investors can now access premium properties without huge capital or complex legal hurdles. Tokenization of real estate is redefining property ownership, making it fractional, transparent, and tradable on global platforms.

The Future of Real Estate Investment: A Complete Guide to Tokenized Marketplaces

At DureDev, we are a leading real estate tokenization development company. We create real estate marketplaces where property owners can tokenize real estate, and investors can explore fractional ownership real estate, yield farming, and other cryptocurrency tokenization opportunities safely and compliantly.

🌟 What Are Tokenized Real Estate Marketplaces?

A real estate marketplace is a digital platform where tokenized real estate assets are listed, traded, and managed. These marketplaces allow fractional real estate investing, enabling investors of all sizes to participate in premium properties.

Key features include:

  • Listing asset-backed tokens (ERC-20, ERC-721, or hybrid)
  • Buying, selling, or leasing fractional shares
  • Transparent ownership records on blockchain
  • Automated rental income distribution and yield farming

💡 How Asset Tokenization Transforms Property Investment

Asset tokenization allows a single property to be divided into smaller, tradable digital tokens. This opens the market to more investors and adds liquidity that traditional real estate lacks.

Benefits:

  1. Access high-value properties with smaller investments via fractional real estate investment platforms
  2. Trade tokens globally in a real estate marketplace
  3. Automated returns via smart contracts, similar to real world assets crypto models
  4. Full transparency and compliance through blockchain and KYC/AML procedures
  5. New revenue models: tokenized REITs, luxury rental NFTs, and fractional ownership

Example: A $3M villa can be split into 3,000 tokens worth $1,000 each, allowing hundreds of investors to participate without needing full capital.

🚀 Why Real World Asset Tokenization is the Future

The demand for tokenization in blockchain and tokenization in cryptocurrency is growing by 2025:

  • Fractional ownership real estate will attract investors seeking liquidity and low entry barriers
  • Hybrid models with fiat and crypto payments will become standard
  • Fractional real estate allows portfolio diversification without huge capital commitments

DureDev enables seamless real estate tokenization development with full-stack platforms, smart contract auditing, investor onboarding, and global-ready marketplaces.

📊 Use Cases of Tokenized Real Estate

  1. Fractional investment real estate — Shared ownership in residential, commercial, or luxury properties
  2. Tokenized REITs — Blockchain-based real estate funds with tradable shares
  3. Luxury rental NFTs — Time-share or premium vacation properties
  4. Yield-based tokens — Automated rental income or renovation ROI
  5. Global real estate marketplaces — Trade tokenized real estate anytime, anywhere

These platforms offer liquidity, automation, and global accessibility, transforming traditional real estate investment.

🔑 Why Choose DureDev

As a real estate tokenization development company, we provide:

  • Full-stack tokenization of real estate solutions
  • Secure and compliant cryptocurrency tokenization infrastructure
  • Hybrid platforms supporting fiat + crypto payments
  • Fractional, shared, and yield-based fractional real estate investing
  • Investor and admin dashboards with verification and tracking

Whether you are a property owner, startup, or REIT, DureDev helps you tokenize real estate efficiently while ensuring transparency and compliance.

🏆 Conclusion

The era of tokenized real estate is here. By leveraging digital tokenization, crypto tokenization, and real world assets crypto, investors gain liquidity, transparency, and automated yields.

With DureDev, property owners can launch real estate marketplaces, tokenized REITs, and fractional investment platforms, making property investment accessible, global, and future-ready.

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A group of people who sold drugs through the “DarkWeb” was detained in Russia

By: seo_spec

Police in the city of Ryazan (a city in Russia) have taken 4 suspected drug traffickers into custody.

According to the information provided by law enforcement agencies, the group worked according to a carefully planned scheme. There are four suspects in total: three men and one woman. As it turned out later, their leader was a 24-year-old man. Responsibilities for processing orders, packaging and delivery of drugs were distributed among the group members. While the group leader was responsible for the operation of the store in the “dark web”, the second member was engaged in the purchase of apartments to use them as a platform for storing and packaging drugs. A third man and a girl were responsible for packaging and order processing, and they packaged drugs in packages according to orders received from the “dark web”.

They quietly conducted their business until January 13, 2023, when they were detained by the police. During the investigation, the apartment they used as a packaging center was searched, and the police also searched the suspects’ apartments. As a result, a large amount of drugs such as hashish, ecstasy, and others were found.

Currently, the criminals have been arrested and are to be tried under the article on drug trafficking in particularly large amounts.

MadHatterPharma – a drug trafficker’s failure?

By: seo_spec

Colby John Kopp, a 23-year-old man living in Connecticut, imagined that he could get away with selling fake oxycodone pills on the dark web.

It all started in August 2020. FBI agents investigating the work of dark marketplaces came across a seller under the nickname “MadHatterPharma” who was conducting his “pharmaceutical activities” on the Empire Marketplace. Having started his work on May 4, 2020, the “entrepreneur” already had 554 successful orders on his account. The only and at the same time quite popular product of this seller was oxycodone pills (as the seller stated, they were made by pressing a mixture of morphine and fentanyl). In order to find the person behind it all, the FBI agent placed an order with MadHatterPharma (10 pills worth $100). After placing the order, the seller provided a bitcoin address to pay for the “goods”. The order was not long in coming, and less than a week later, a package with the USPS Priority Mail logo arrived at the address provided by the agents to receive the order, in which the agents found exactly what they had ordered through the “dark web”. After the successful order, the agents went to the bitcoin address provided by the seller. After analyzing the blockchain, the FBI went to the Coinbace exchange, and from there to a 23-year-old guy named Colby John Kopp.

Then an unexpected situation occurred. At the end of August 2020, Empire Market ceased to exist. This did not hurt the drug dealer’s business; after the old store was closed, he announced on Dread (an analogue of Redit only in the dark web) that he would be making deals on Wickr, and his future customers would be able to find him under the nickname “hatmatter”. The FBI agents did not sit idle, so they placed another order, but this time several times more (100 pills worth $910).

You’re probably wondering how Kopp laundered the money. It’s very simple, he worked with an accomplice (her name is Adriana Beatrice Sutton) who helped him cash out BTC. The scheme went something like this: Kopp sold all the BTC he earned through the exchange and transferred the proceeds to his PayPal account, spent some of the money from his account, and sent some of the money to Adriana’s account, and she, in turn, withdrew cash within a few hours of the transfer (using Coin Cloud ATMs). Continuing the investigation, FBI agents learned that over the past year, the “pharmacist” had purchased various equipment and substances for the manual manufacture of pills several times.

After he was detained on January 11 this year, he managed to share all the details of his “small business”. He is due to be sentenced on April 18, and according to preliminary estimates, he will face 5 years in prison.

tor v3 links 2023

By: DiZi

Links 2023

Links to tor networks for 2023, here you will find links to stores, anonymous e-mails, and all links which may be of interest to users of the dark web.
The link database was created with the best links from reliable sources. It is known that using such sites involves risks both from the legal side and the possibility of being defrauded.
Everyone uses links at their own risk. When using the links, make sure that you enter the original links, there are many scammers on the dark web who fake links.
Addresses on our site are verified, but always be careful. Successful exploration of the most interesting part of the Internet.

Tor Market

http://rrlm2f22lpqgfhyydqkxxzv6snwo5qvc2krjt2q557l7z4te7fsvhbid.onion

Wannabuy RDP

http://wannab666qqm2nhtkqmwwps3x2wu2bv33ayvmf4jyb6g3ibmitdzkcyd.onion

Cryptostamps

http://lgh3eosuqrrtvwx3s4nurujcqrm53ba5vqsbim5k5ntdpo33qkl7buyd.onion

The Hidden Wiki

http://xsglq2kdl72b2wmtn5b2b7lodjmemnmcct37owlz5inrhzvyfdnryqid.onion/

Horizon Store

drzvwu6ljvqkpecivnz7rx2fldetutzrp23lxs5rs522iudywcsedjqd.onion

DanielWin

http://danielas3rtn54uwmofdo3x2bsdifr47huasnmbgqzfrec5ubupvtpid.onion/

0xacab

http://wmj5kiic7b6kjplpbvwadnht2nh2qnkbnqtcv3dyvpqtz7ssbssftxid.onion

BBC

https://www.bbcnewsd73hkzno2ini43t4gblxvycyac5aw4gnv7t2rccijh7745uqd.onion

ProPublica

http://p53lf57qovyuvwsc6xnrppyply3vtqm7l6pcobkmyqsiofyeznfu5uqd.onion

Protonmail

https://protonmailrmez3lotccipshtkleegetolb73fuirgj7r4o4vfu7ozyd.onion

AlphaBay Market

alphabay522szl32u4ci5e3iokdtyth56ei7rwngr2wm7i5jo54j2eid

DarkFox Market

mvwl4dlp732ke7oqp4tdu56gkbozurqykbl3ca6qc4x3t4rpxhe3hmyd.onion

Elude.in

http://eludemailxhnqzfmxehy3bk5guyhlxbunfyhkcksv4gvx6d3wcf6smad.onion/

Riseup

http://vww6ybal4bd7szmgncyruucpgfkqahzddi37ktceo3ah7ngmcopnpyyd.onion

dark.fail

http://darkfailenbsdla5mal2mxn2uz66od5vtzd5qozslagrfzachha3f3id.onion

Tor2door Market

jtli3cvjuwk25vys2nveznl3spsuh5kqu2jcvgyy2easppfx5g54jmid.onion

The USA’s NCIDE Task Force

http://ncidetfs7banpz2d7vpndev5somwoki5vwdpfty2k7javniujekit6ad.onion

The CIA’s Official Onion Site

http://ciadotgov4sjwlzihbbgxnqg3xiyrg7so2r2o3lt5wz5ypk4sxyjstad.onion

GammaGoblin

gammaemg7i7k7wenjownsjsenogaqdd6gb5zu2553xve44vxxfj6fiad.onion

Abacus Market

abacusnoepyuw5qqq5ymqsz56eh7eggxibpst3hve5siimmtz5kydtyd.onion

keys.openpgp.org

http://zkaan2xfbuxia2wpf7ofnkbz6r5zdbbvxbunvp5g2iebopbfc4iqmbad.onion

The Pirate Bay

http://piratebayo3klnzokct3wt5yyxb2vpebbuyjl7m623iaxmqhsd52coid.onion

Distributed Denial of Secrets

http://ddosxlvzzow7scc7egy75gpke54hgbg2frahxzaw6qq5osnzm7wistid.onion

Bitcoin Core 

6hasakffvppilxgehrswmffqurlcjjjhd76jgvaqmsg6ul25s7t3rzyd.onion

Endchan

http://enxx3byspwsdo446jujc52ucy2pf5urdbhqw3kbsfhlfjwmbpj5smdad.onion

Spyware Watchdog

http://spywaredrcdg5krvjnukp3vbdwiqcv3zwbrcg6qh27kiwecm4qyfphid.onion/

Dark Facebook

https://facebookwkhpilnemxj7asaniu7vnjjbiltxjqhye3mhbshg7kx5tfyd.onion

DuckDuckGo

https://duckduckgogg42xjoc72x3sjasowoarfbgcmvfimaftt6twagswzczad.onion

Njal.la

http://njallalafimoej5i4eg7vlnqjvmb6zhdh27qxcatdn647jtwwwui3nad.onion

Imperial Library

http://kx5thpx2olielkihfyo4jgjqfb7zx7wxr3sd4xzt26ochei4m6f7tayd.onion/

Comic Books

http://nv3x2jozywh63fkohn5mwp2d73vasusjixn3im3ueof52fmbjsigw6ad.onion/

Mullvad VPN

http://o54hon2e2vj6c7m3aqqu6uyece65by3vgoxxhlqlsvkmacw6a7m7kiad.onion

Cryptostorm VPN

http://stormwayszuh4juycoy4kwoww5gvcu2c4tdtpkup667pdwe4qenzwayd.onion

Shadow Wiki

http://zsxjtsgzborzdllyp64c6pwnjz5eic76bsksbxzqefzogwcydnkjy3yd.onion/

The Tor Project

http://2gzyxa5ihm7nsggfxnu52rck2vv4rvmdlkiu3zzui5du4xyclen53wid.onion

The New York Times

https://www.nytimesn7cgmftshazwhfgzm37qxb44r64ytbb2dj3x62d2lljsciiyd.onion

WeAreAMSTERDAM

amster4mdi4ls27irjhe3ul6hzha5itf6naifanpfbdbfybclbnqipyd.onion

TorBox Email

http://torbox36ijlcevujx7mjb4oiusvwgvmue7jfn2cvutwa6kl6to3uyqad.onion

AgoraDesk

http://2jopbxfi2mrw6pfpmufm7smacrgniglr7a4raaila3kwlhlumflxfxad.onion/

Tech Learning Collective

http://lpiyu33yusoalp5kh3f4hak2so2sjjvjw5ykyvu2dulzosgvuffq6sad.onion

Blockchair

http://blkchairbknpn73cfjhevhla7rkp4ed5gg2knctvv7it4lioy22defid.onion

 

 

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Darkweb’s Biggest Stores

By: DiZi

Get to know the dark web stores inside out. Find out what the store’s rules are. How to register, or how to become a vendor. In this post, we have extracted the most exciting information links and faq from the 2 biggest marketplaces. We invite you to read it.

Tor2door is a Modern anonymous market featuring secure multisig escrow, centralized escrow, and finalize Early. BTC and XMR accepted. The market is developed with security and user-friendliness in mind. T2D equally features jabber/XMPP notifications among many other interesting aspects.
Addresses

t2didmjqj7yqzlc44oiqmwr3u62xdg4pvzfrtxdy2wsewgrt2zelwhyd.onion
t2dscdthkhqjxxk5cwdei2lwx7q2jd344d6psy732wegrfidn2hls6ad.onion
t2d4guudlshmyuwhd5tse2n247j5pyikztdfv2ejfrmlj4jf2lnruwad.onion
t2dv3bc67573c5f7mrfnflekuzhs5lt2c6rcq3k2acp5j72poeua5bad.onion
t2djo2rmosnv627cebvpudnub4erkncqq2xln6y2233sje7ij6qefiyd.onion
t2dxvwjkafvbksbny372abwmm76ef76rzn7534ho7pkwcqbs4vqgzmid.onion
yzrrne3pveltulbavydr2kiashvlnysdwclwmklo6cyjuqpxi7ku4xqd.onion
2m2kr247bkvqxo6e5negq6jkfh7bshunaqdbnofufngwmcrx4ut7wiyd.onion
qgma4evyuxoqw6zolgk3y5nsjnd7mbzmuqvajlwop3jbakghe34puuad.onion
yzrrne3pveltulbavydr2kiashvlnysdwclwmklo6cyjuqpxi7ku4xqd.onion

PGP Key Details

Tor2door Market key
849F 287F A7C8 0CE6 7620 8179 390B 944D 231B 4DA7
390B944D231B4DA7

About
What are some of the main features of Tor2Door Market?

Multisignature Escrow
Traditional Escrow
Finalize Early
Smooth buying and selling process
Tor2door marketFAQ

What is the sales commission on Tor2Door Market?

5%
How much is the vendor bond on Tor2door Market?

The FAQ says $150 but the list of rules says $300 0.00632802 BTC / 1.61245049 XMR)
What can’t you sell on Tor2door market?

Child porn, Prostitution, Weapons, Murder services, terrorism, poison, fentanyl
Rules

The following products/services are strictly prohibited from Tor2door Market: Child porn, Prostitution, Poison, Fentanyl, Murder services, Weapons
PGP-2FA is mandatory for all vendors.
There’s a nonrefundable vendor bond of $300 (0.00632802 BTC / 1.61245049 XMR)
Orders of digital products auto-finalizes in 48 hours whilst orders for physical products auto-finalize in14 days.
Dox is strictly prohibited.
The product description must be very accurate and void of any misleading information
All transactions including messaging and orders must be conducted in the market. Any vendor trying to deal outside the market will be banned without any further warning. NO COMMISSIONS NO SERVICE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tor Market

 

rrlm2f22lpqgfhyydqkxxzv6snwo5qvc2krjt2q557l7z4te7fsvhbid.onion

PGP Key Details

Tor Market key
705B 8D46 BD9C 254E B50D ABE4 B66A 7541 077E CC76
B66A7541077ECC76

 

Tormarket is a simple darknet market created to make trading less risky than using the large well-known darknet markets. History has shown that the larger a market website grows, the more headwinds it faces to continue operation. When they eventually fail, users often lose a lot of money. The goal of this site is to maintain stability and uptime for the long term.

Many past darknet markets have implemented their wallets live, access to the web server so once hacked it is impossible for them to recover. This site implements the wallet and payment systems in a separate location isolated over the TOR network.

Tormarket is free for anyone to create a buyer account. To become a vendor a bond payment is required.

Some features of the market are 2FA login, no-escrow available for some vendors, paying for multiple orders with one payment, product cloning, stock quantity management, a very simple order process, and a feedback system.

To prevent deanonymization of users there is no use of client-side scripting languages. This means you should have javascript disabled when visiting this site.

The website operator provides an escrow service and dispute resolution so vendors receive funds after buyers have finalized their orders.

The security of funds is a top priority and is achieved by separating the wallet from the web server. The web server has no way to contact the wallet or even know its location. The code is custom written by authors with experience in web application security. PHP is not used.

The market provides a solution for vendors to advertise products and manage the order process while minimizing costs by using a shared platform. Most of the features have been added to simplify order managment by vendors, while the buyer feature set is minimal.
Cryptocurrencies supported

Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Zcash are the only supported payment methods. Vendors set the payment methods they accept for each product. Payments by the market to users are always made in the same currency that the order was paid with.

Read more about the technical differences here.

An order becomes paid after payment has sufficient blockchain confirmations. Bitcoin payments need 3 confirmations. Litecoin needs 10. Zcash needs 18.
How to avoid your account being hacked

Bookmark this website and always use the bookmark for future access. Official URLs will always be announced with a PGP signature. If you use links provided by someone else, such as on a forum or wiki, they may be links to a fake (phishing) site which looks identical to the real site. The phishing site will steal your login credentials or more commonly they let you create an order and ask for payment to their wallet.

There is an option to enable PGP two-factor authentication (2FA). This will require you to decrypt a random string of characters every time you log in and when you make account settings changes. When 2FA is turned on it may help alert you if you are logging into a phishing site.

Ensure the NoScript plugin has javascript disabled.
Order status

Order states change based on events like payment being received. Some states change automatically such as paid or expired states. Other states such as shipped, and finalized are manually set by the vendor, customer or administrator.

This diagram shows all possible state transitions of an order.

When an order is in one of the finalized states, there is no way to reverse the process or make any changes. Funds will have been paid out already and the market is no longer involved. So if problems with the trade remain, the buyer and seller must resolve them themselves.

All orders have an attribute named delivered which should be updated by the customer when their package arrives. For escrow orders, they can be updated at the same time as finalizing. For no-escrow orders, click the Delivered button to update them. The delivered attribute has no effect on payments. It is only for informational purposes and to help detect problems with vendors.
Lost passwords

You will need to create a new account to send a support message. Passwords can be reset by the administrator if proof of PGP key ownership is provided. If you have lost your password and PGP key then it may be possible for vendor accounts to prove account ownership by showing you control bitcoin addresses associated with the account. No other information can prove account ownership, with no exceptions. This rule is so all users and vendors, in particular, can be assured that their accounts are safe from social engineering attacks that aim to take ownership of their identity and funds. There exist phishing proxies built to impersonate TorMarket which can obtain passwords and all account details.

Proving identity using bitcoin. Locate in your wallet the change address or the address spent when paying for an order. If one is empty (no funds) then provide the private key. If they still hold funds, send a few satoshis from that specific address (utxo) to the order address and this will prove you control that wallet.
Product feedback

It is safe to leave feedback because the system hides the identity of who left the feedback and also what other products that customers purchased. Only the vendor knows which customer left the feedback.

The buyer usernames displayed in feedback are hashes but additional data (salt) is added to the hash input which differs for each vendor. So the buyers hashed username is different for every different product they leave feedback on. This means that a vendor who has received feedback from a customer, cannot determine all the other vendors that the customer purchased from by looking at the feedback from other vendors.
Market rules and policies

Product listings must be medications, drugs, and drug paraphernalia.

No fentanyl or its analogs.

No fake drugs or inaccurate descriptions.

No shipping to the USA.

No impersonating other vendors. Avoid similar vendor names.

Do not deceive other users of the system.

Do not program automated requests without asking permission first.

Personal information in messages, orders, and support tickets must be encrypted with PGP. This includes tracking numbers, and address details.

If a vendor does not visit this site for 7 days and is not in vacation mode, their product listings may be automatically disabled.

The administrator may remove product listings and disable accounts to enforce these rules.

Payments owing to buyers from refunds expired or declined orders will be held for 21 days waiting for a buyer to enter the wallet address. After 21 days the funds may be removed from the system.

Russian vendors can request a lower commission rate of 3.5%.
Buyer rules

Do not create orders that are left deliberately unpaid.

When you receive your package, promptly Finalize to expedite the vendor receiving their payment.

Do not send spam messages to vendors. Messages should be product related.

Feedback left on an order should be specific to that order. Therefore you should not alter historical feedback from good to bad based on a newer order.
Vendor rules

New vendors go through a trial period to assess their suitability in this market and if there are multiple customer complaints their ability to sell and the bond can be revoked. This rule applies even when the vendor is not deliberately scamming, ie they could be ignoring orders and causing problems in other ways. New vendor accounts that appear to have characteristics of scams may be frozen before any orders are received and their bond held for six months.

No doxxing customer information.

Vendors must not ask buyers to finalize early unless their account has been given permission to create no-escrow products.

Shipping information such as the time between the order being placed and the expected shipping date must be clearly described in the product listing or vendor profile.

Vendors must not set the status to shipped prior to the day of shipping.

When accepting an order, the vendor is confirming that they can fulfill the order and delivery details could be decrypted, and shipping options are correct.

When you have products available for sale, you need to log in every 4 days to avoid orders being withdrawn by the customer.

Only make products available for sale if you have the product ready to ship. Occasionally you may sell out elsewhere so can’t fulfill an order. Vendors who decline orders are reviewed and may loose vendor status if it happens without good reason.

The vendor must respond to a customer’s refund request in the form of Tor Market messaging and maintain consistent communication until the issue is resolved otherwise escrow funds will be paid to the buyer.

When vendors are out of stock for an extended time they should hide the product listing to keep the site uncluttered. Please try to minimize products showing that are not purchasable.

Only one product listing per product is necessary. You can clone products and have duplicate products for custom orders only.

Avoid the use of all-caps when listing products and make them descriptive of the product. ie “MDMA” is acceptable but not “MOLLY ON SALE NOW SHIPPING NEXT WEEK”.

No advertising for direct deals or listing products that are advertisements for another website.

Asking users to communicate directly with you (ie wicker) is deemed suspicious because scammers typically use this technique. Keep communication on the market because if any disputes occur they will be resolved easier.
Buyer help
Buyer fees

There are no fees for buyer accounts. Vendors pay a commission on their sales.
Order payments

Each product purchase results in a separate order and each order has a unique bitcoin (or litecoin) address. The usual method of payment is to pay each order’s bitcoin address. There is no shopping cart. When bitcoin transaction fees are high, paying for multiple orders can be expensive. If you have multiple orders to pay, it is best to use a wallet that supports paying multiple bitcoin addresses in one transaction. This is called payment batching and will allow you to pay less in bitcoin transaction fees.

Also, a Tormarket feature called multi-pay allows you to pay for two or more orders by paying a single bitcoin address. This is cheaper than using payment batching. To use multiply, first create a set of two or more unpaid orders. Now at the top of the order list, a button will show ‘Multiply using bitcoin’, and clicking this will show instructions on how to pay all your unpaid orders with one payment. Basically, it sums up the total owing of all payment pending orders. If this total is paid to the bitcoin address of the oldest payment pending order the server will change all those orders to pay. Read the instructions after clicking multiply because you must do exactly what the instructions say otherwise it will not work. Using multiply will increase the buyer’s privacy if they are buying from multiple vendors – it means the vendors will not be able to identify the payment transaction on a blockchain.
Signed payment addresses

The payment address you see on an order is unique and will not exist yet on the blockchain. The order shows you a PGP signature of the order address. Buyers should verify the PGP signature is valid and signed by tormarket key. Provided the signature is valid you can be sure your funds are being sent to the correct wallet and not an address belonging to a hacker or scammer.
Expired, under-paid, and over-paid orders

There is a 24-hour payment window. This allows you to lock in a price at order creation, then have enough time to ensure payment confirms on the blockchain. If payment is received after the payment window expires, your order will be sent to the state expired.

When orders are under-paid they will also become expired. If you have underpaid, then make additional payments to the same order address to cover the order price. There is no problem if you over-pay an order, but once the status is paid you cannot be refunded any overpayment unless the vendor declines the order.

Vendors cannot process expired orders without administrator intervention. Ensure your payment transaction has a sufficient fee to allow it to confirm on the blockchain before the order expires. Some wallets have RBF (BIP125) support which allows the payment to be sent again with a higher fee to speed up confirmation.

If you are manually choosing the fee to use on your bitcoin transactions then this site is helpful http://core.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue.

Expired orders will be refunded to the buyer. However, it is possible for the administrator to change expired orders to status paid which would allow the vendor to process the order. This is preferable to refunding the order. If the buyer and vendor agree to this change, they should both send a support message requesting the order be changed to paid.
Encrypted postal addresses

It is strongly recommended to use PGP to send postal address details. Other darknet markets have been compromised and customer postal details exposed because the customer did not encrypt their address. If you don’t want to install PGP then there are web-based alternatives for encrypting messages but those sites may record what you encrypt. ie https://sela.io/pgp/

The address field can be left empty when ordering products such as ebooks or when you have already given the vendor your address.

Old orders and deleted orders will have the address field deleted from the database to further increase privacy.
Auto-finalized orders

Orders auto finalize one week after they are shipped to ensure vendors receive payment when the buyer forgets to finalize the order. The Extend auto finalize button will delay autofinalizing when you are still waiting to receive the product. This option appears in the three days leading up to the auto finalized date.
Finalizing early

Finalizing before receiving the product bypasses escrow and there is no way to be refunded.
No escrow orders

Some vendors who have established a good reputation may list products having no escrow or finalize early requirements. “Escrow: no” will show on the product listing and once paid, funds are immediately allocated to the vendor instead of being held until you finalize. Vendors do this so they receive payment faster but there is a disadvantage for the buyer because no dispute resolution is possible. If you don’t want the added risk of buying any escrow, choose a different vendor or ask the vendor if they will create an option to buy with escrow.

When you choose to purchase a no-escrow product you will be warned – “This order will automatically finalize upon vendor acceptance. Any shipping problems or disputes will have to be resolved directly with the vendor and the market cannot mediate conditions of sale.

When you receive a no-escrow order, click the Delivered button so the vendor and market can keep track of undelivered packages.
Refunds

When the order status is changed to “refund requested”, then the vendor must approve the amount and payment will be scheduled.

To specify a refund address once the order is “admin finalized” or “refund finalized”, view the order details and look for a button that allows entering the refund address. Refunds will be paid out same day or on the day after you specify the address. Payments occur at a random time.
Vendor directory

To contact a vendor, visit their profile and click “Send message”.

Here is a list of all vendors.
Vendor help

Vendor accounts cannot make purchases. This is to prevent the de-anonymization of vendors.
Vendor account creation and bonds

Register a new account with no purchase history – there is a reason markets keep buyer and vendor accounts separate. With the new account, purchase the bond. Once the bond is paid, your account will change to vendor type within ten minutes. The bond is refundable (the exact amount paid is returned) after six months from the purchase date if a good sales history is established. To be eligible for the refund, the account must have generated some sales. The bond is to dissuade the vendor from trying to scam customers and the bond may be forfeited for breaking the rules.

Also, the bond will be held and not released for six months if any products appear to be deceptive. Basically, if it looks like a possible scam, your account is locked preemptively before you can sell anything. You will receive the bond back after six months because the market could have made a mistake in the assessment.

Record the details of the bond payment because when the account is changed to vendor type the bond purchase order will no longer be visible.

A bond waiver is possible when the vendor is active in the top markets with sufficient sales volume and feedback to gauge their reliability. Preferably 30 sales in the last month. To prove your identity, make a PGP signature of your request and send this in a support ticket. The ticket must describe your username on each market and where you ship from. Alternatively, use the PGP verification process after your key is saved in account settings. Explain in the ticket which method you have used to prove identity. Staff will then log in to each market to check your profile and review sales/feedback. Since this is a manual procedure and markets are often slow or unresponsive, there will be a delay in processing your bond waiver request. It may take a week before staff can successfully access the Empire market.
Commission

The commission is 5% of the funds paid to an order. The only other fee is the withdrawal fee which is currently 0.00017 BTC.
Listing products

Stock available must be specified on each product. When orders become paid then the product stock value is reduced automatically until the product listing changes to sold out.

Disabling sales can be done in three different ways.

Vacation mode will disable sales of all products.
A product stock value can be changed to 0.
A product can be set to disable. It will still show in product lists but customers cannot purchase it.

Hidden products are only accessible to someone that knows their URL and do not show in product listings.

When taking photos for product listings, do not use your everyday phone. Use a dedicated phone/camera. This protects against correlating sets of images taken by the same camera that are publicly accessible on sites such as Facebook.

No escrow products are those which have the no escrow setting enabled. Vendor accounts are manually given permission to use this feature if they have a good history. Without permission, the no escrow setting will appear disabled.
Receiving payments

When the order is finalized by the customer, you need to click Set address on the order view to specify your wallet address for receiving payment. To automate this, you can specify your wallet address in account settings, then you will be paid automatically.

Payments from finalized orders will be processed at least once per day at a random time. In account settings you specify which days you would like to receive payment. If multiple orders have been finalized the amounts owing are summed and you will receive a single payment.

A network fee will be deducted from your payment but it is usually a very small amount if not zero. The network fee will show in the navigation bar for vendor accounts (if the fee is not zero). The network fee only changes on Monday (GMT), then remains constant for the week. The fee is deducted once per bitcoin transaction. When multiple orders are being paid out there is a single transaction and fee deducted once.

When the withdrawal fee is cheap you will likely want payments sent every day. But when the fee is high you can save money by receiving your payments less frequently. For example, setting the schedule to Sunday only will result in a single payment on Sunday of all bitcoin owing to you from finalized orders, with the withdrawal fee deducted from the payment. The withdrawal fee and payout schedule was implemented as a result of the very high bitcoin transaction fees of December 2017 when transactions cost over $20 in miner fees.

Another advantage of receiving your payments less frequently is your wallet will be cleaner and have fewer UTXOs. This means when you eventually spend from your wallet, the transaction sizes will be smaller so you will pay less in bitcoin fees.

After the payments are broadcast by Tormarket, you can expect a confirmation on the blockchain within 24 hours. You can see the transaction id of your payment on the order view or the Payment history page. To ensure a confirmation in that time frame, payments may be re-broadcast with a higher fee. Some wallets allow spending unconfirmed payments (CPFP) and that could be an option for you if the blockchain is congested and you want to use the funds without waiting.

When customers over-pay an order, the vendor will receive the over-payment, less commission calculated on the paid amount.

All order payments for every vendor go into the escrow wallet and payments are generally paid out from this same wallet. The source bitcoin addresses of your payment are selected by the wallet algorithm and will be addressed from other orders placed on the system.
Disputes and Refunds

When the customer wants a refund, the vendor and the customer try to resolve the issue. ie re-ship, return goods, partial or full refund. The customer can change the refund amount they request. When it is something both parties agree on, the vendor can accept the refund amount, and funds are paid out. Or the buyer can cancel the refund request and finalize.

If no agreement is reached, the market decides how to distribute the money in escrow. In the case that the vendor has ignored a refund request, the market may approve the customer’s refund after 7 days. The vendor must respond to the customer’s refund request in the form of Tor Market messaging and maintain consistent communication until the issue is resolved.
Archiving orders

The archive button simply removes the order from the order list and you need to click the Show Archived button to see it. An archived order can be moved back again to the main order list page by Unarchiving it. This can be helpful to keep track of which orders need attention. ie Shipped orders can be archived so the order list only shows orders that need processing.
Undocumented features

There is an alternate URL available on alias1. This allows you to log in with two different accounts simultaneously using the same browser. Use a different URL for each account such as a buyer and vendor account.
Bitcoin mixing

Should vendors mix their payments from orders? If you need to spend the funds and that process reveals your true identity, you may want to mix the funds first.

Buyers can see funds being paid out to vendors by watching the blockchain. Mixing is the process of making it too difficult to use blockchain analysis alone to follow the funds.

In the first step of being paid by Tormarket, you can mix the funds a little by reducing the frequency of your payment schedule. When paid once a week for example it will be harder for the buyer to see which payment out of the Tormarket wallet was to you.

The cheapest and less risky way is to self-mix (rather than using an anonymous service) but the process is time-consuming. This is done by holding accounts on several websites that allow bitcoin transfer into a pool of funds and out again as different coins. For example, crypto exchanges. Using TOR or a proxy when using the websites means no site will know the user’s identity. Funds are sent through a chain of these exchanges.

PC wallet => online wallet 1 => online wallet 2 => online wallet 3 => PC wallet 2

This is analogous to having multiple bank accounts with anonymous identities. As the funds flow through the chain of accounts it becomes very hard to trace without cooperation from all the companies to provide their log files of transactions in and out. The more wallets in the chain the harder is it for someone to get all the logs. Using geographically diverse websites will help more (ie China, Russia, Venezuela) because no jurisdiction has authority everywhere. You would need to vary the amounts throughout the process.

Other methods can be used such as coinjoin algorithm which is implemented in the Wasabi wallet (highly recommended) and the JoinMarket wallet. Avoid using mixing services (aka tumblers) like Helix because it is not known how effective they are. Some of these services have failed to adequately mix coins.
Technical details

The majority of the order processing code has been in use since Sept 2015 and is well tested. As a multi-vendor market, it has been running since early 2018.
Architecture

The architecture consists basically of two separate systems.

The public system running the market web server and TOR has no bitcoin private keys stored. It only holds a list of payment address strings in the database. The market server provides an API for retrieving data about payments owing.
An isolated payment server running the private bitcoin wallet(s) , locked down with minimal software installed. It only runs a wallet process, TOR, and an application to process payments from data retrieved via the market API. It connects out to the market web server API over the TOR network. This helps to conceal the location of the bitcoin wallet so even the market webserver can never access the payment server.

System security

With Tor .onion addresses, HTTPS is not necessary because Tor ensures you have connected with the real authentic website and not a fake one. Tor also handles end-to-end encryption between this website and your Tor Browser to keep communication private. Traffic never leaves the encrypted Tor network. Provided you enter the .onion URL correctly Tor will take care of network security and privacy for you.

Theft of escrow funds would be extremely difficult because the public server doesn’t store bitcoin. A hacker would need to modify the database to have their own bitcoin addresses so payments go to the wrong recipient. Any database tampering would likely be detected by the scripts on the payment service that processes payments.

Periodically the escrow funds are replaced with fresh coins from Chaumian CoinJoin. This means that anyone who has paid into the wallet so they can analyze it will have a limited window in time between their payment and when all the funds are replaced, to follow transactions. Then the trail stops and it’s like a new wallet was started.

The web server does not hold any PGP private keys. This means PGP encrypted messages in the database can’t be decrypted, even if a full copy of the server is obtained.

The web server (and all systems used in maintaining and administering tormarket) have full disk encryption and use the most secure open-source operation systems (not Windows, or Apple).

All network access to the web server is through TOR and includes additional hops through other networks in addition to TOR. This means that network traces of the server do not reveal any users or operators of the server. All servers that process traffic from Tor (ie market HTTP traffic) have DNS resolver set to lookup via TOR. General outbound traffic to the internet is restricted by firewall rules. These precautions are to avoid any inadvertent outbound traffic that would reveal IP addresses.

Session data (cookies) are all stored client-side, signed, and encrypted. No session data is stored on the server. This gives speed improvements and additional security because database leaks cannot reveal session tokens.
Cryptocurrencies technical

Litecoin and Zcash were added because their network transaction fees are cheaper than Bitcoin. At times the Bitcoin network can be too slow and expensive so alternatives are needed. Both of these currencies are clones of the bitcoin source code which makes it easier for vendors and customers to learn about their use. Compared to Bitcoin, they are riskier to hold funds in and their main advantages are as fast, cheap transactional currencies, not long-term stores of value.

Zcash has very good privacy. No other crypto-currency has better privacy than Zcash, hiding both transaction amounts and addresses. With Bitcoin, to make some details of a transaction private requires building a special type of transaction called a Coinjoin. This requires specialized software that coordinates with other users contributing to the transaction. Using Zcash is a much better alternative to Bitcoin coinjoins in terms of privacy.

There is only one software implementation of Zcash that supports shielded transactions, called zcashd. zcashd is a full node and stores the entire blockchain – about 25GB. Desktop wallets ZECwallet and Zepio are graphical frontends to zcashd.

Although Litecoin and Zcash offer many advantages over Bitcoin, they are not decentralized in the same way Bitcoin is. Decentralization is what protects against censorship and theft of funds by the government.

Monero may be added in the future. Its privacy features allow hiding amounts transferred and obscuring inputs to transactions by adding additional dummy inputs. It achieves better privacy than Bitcoin but not as private as Zcash.

There is no support for bitcoin multi-signature addresses because it is difficult and time-consuming for most buyers to use.

In summary, Bitcoin is the best way to safely store value. Other crypto-currencies can offer cheaper transaction fees and privacy features but it is advisable to exchange them for Bitcoin instead of holding them, in all cases other than short-term holding.
How the market generates payments

If the bitcoin transactions for buyer refunds and vendor payouts are broadcast but awaiting confirmation, more payouts may arrive for the payment server to pay. Instead of making new separate transactions, the old transactions are replaced. This process keeps repeating and the transaction gets bigger as more payments get rolled in. Each replacement is broadcast with a higher fee.

You can try to spend any payout funds before they are confirmed, but ensure you set the fee high enough to confirm quickly. This is because once you spend unconfirmed payout funds, it stops the payment server algorithm from replacing old transactions. Basically, when spending unconfirmed funds, provide a good fee to confirm quickly otherwise it may delay your payment and delay other payments as well.
Canary notice

The canary notice file is a PGP clear-signed message that updates every two weeks.

If you have any questions please send a support message.
– Tormarket

incognito market

 

(disclaimer The majority of the information is from the https://darknetlive.com/ website exploitation. Darkweb24.net is not responsible for the use of links used to write the article.)

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Top 5 darknet market list-2022 Darknet Market Links

Topic: Top 5 darknet market list-2022 Darknet Market Links

You wish to shop in the darknet markets. However, you can’t determine which Darkweb market would be the best for you or have the things you need. This article has written about the best five darknet market sites where you might wish to go and try shopping or marketing. 

We have laid out what it contains, the goods it stores, what type of currency can be used, etc. A darknet market is a business website on the dark web that uses darknets like Tor or I2P to function. 

They typically operate as black marketplaces, brokering or selling transactions involving counterfeit currencies, narcotics, guns, stolen credit card information, forged papers, unlicensed medications, and other criminal things, and the sale of legitimate ds products. In other words, it serves as a haven for unlawful operations. 

1. The Vice City Market 

Vice City aimed to implement all of the current popular security features, such as Escrow with Multisig, wallet-free payments, and required 2-factor authentication using Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) encryption. Unfortunately, it does not currently take Monero or any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin. 

This darknet market guarantees the best user experience for both suppliers and buyers. It states that the platform’s administration is meant to collect both consumer and vendor input to create a marketplace that meets the demands of all users, regardless of role or status. Its product selection isn’t really great.

However, they chose an “all-kind of listings” marketplace, which means you may discover all forms of narcotics, counterfeit or fraudulent items, and illegal services here. 

2. ASAP Market 

ASAP is a general-purpose darknet market specializing in drugs of all types. You do not need to make an account to explore the market, but you must register before purchasing. With this step, everybody can roam around the virtual market and find out all the goods for sale.

 The ASAP market is divided into several categories, which are 

drug-related. Stimulants, cannabis and hashish, steroids, barbiturates, ecstasy, opioids, and other substances are present. The majority of the operations of this market are illegal, and anybody caught red-handed while selling or purchasing the illegal stuff will face long terms in prison. 

3. WeTheNorth Market 

WeTheNorthMarket is a modern Canada-only marketplace that provides escrow services and premium support. Both English and French are the market’s official languages.

 The market features a forum where Canadians may debate everything Canadian. It is compatible with two cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin and Monero. Support is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and throughout the year. Their values are liberty and safety.

 So, if you happen to be someone who is not a Canadian, you will be denied entry to this Darkweb market. 

Features include:

– Canada Only – Bilingual – BTC & XMR Support – Support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – An integrated forum for talks about things Canada 

– 2FA Authorization 

– There is no multi-signature and no javascript. 

4. Archetyp Market 

Archetyp Market is a market that has been recently launched and is newer than the other darknet markets that we have discussed so far. It focuses solely on drugs and operates only in Europe. 

So, if you happen to be from any other country, for example, the U.S or Canada, or any Asian country, you will not be allowed entry to this market. Narcotics, marijuana, and other drugs are all available. Archetyp offers one of the most extensive product arrays and complex search options that are typically unavailable on other sites in drug-specific marketplaces. This is one of the USPs of this market. 

As a result, you may narrow your search by sorting ads by quantity to get the lowest rates per gram with a single search. You may also specify the vendor’s origin by country and the supported shipping locations. 

5. Cypher Market 

An example of the FE market and escrow would be the Cypher Market. It does not accept typical deposit wallets, and orders can be paid immediately from your purse without depositing the market. 

Many other markets need an initial deposit to indicate your commitment to purchase. Therefore Cypher Market is appealing to individuals who wish to begin purchasing right away without depositing any money. 

The link for tor market 

Tor Market = p5ay4zaebpy4wovsji3eyra5dqxv43uqqvqfwqoj2a3trqffns5jt4id.onion

Conclusion of Top 5 darknet market list-2022 Darknet Market Links

We have gone through five of the top darknet markets. We have looked at the goods they sell, modes of transaction, etc. The massive majority of businesses going on in these markets are illegal.

 So, the readers who are thinking about purchasing something from these darknet markets must know that if they are apprehended while making a deal in these markets, there is a massive chance for them to end up in prison. It is not that the darknet markets do not sell legal products, but they are far few. With this we have concluded our topic Top 5 darknet market list-2022 Darknet Market Links

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How to Make Money on the Dark Web or DarkNet 

Topic : How to Make Money on the Dark Web or DarkNet 

Have you ever considered making money online on the dark web or darknet? You are not mistaken in your assessment. 

The Dark Web offers incredible opportunities to generate cash from the comfort and privacy of your own house.

If you’ve been navigating the darknet’s back alleys for a while, you’ve probably come across many items and services for sale. 

Sell stuff on the darknet or dark web. 

The darknet’s essence is its black marketplaces (.onion links). Why? The apparent reason being it has the most visible option for users to generate money on the network. 

Drugs of all types are the most often offered for sale. These darknet markets function similarly to typical Clearnet e-commerce platforms. 

The only distinction is that darknet markets interact anonymously, and there are no records of the transactions. The market acts as a central intermediary or a bridge between buyers and sellers. 

However, they guarantee that both sides get a fair bargain, and they receive a commission on each sale made through their website in exchange. 

 Place where people do business.

The clearnet is where people do business, whereas the darknet is where shady people and criminals carry out their transactions. 

Drugs, ammunition, stolen electronics, face masks, carded numbers, personal IDs, and services too many to name are items for sale in darknet markets.

By looking at the items sold on the dark web, you can form an idea about how dangerous a place is and what type of people roam around virtually in the lanes and bylanes of that area. 

This is not all, and not all items are illegal and shady and are sold on the dark web. 

There is also some legal stuff which you can find there. However, Various lawful products are also sold relatively, and these are typically less popular, unusual, or limited to a tighter niche or subculture. 

This is because legal things and stuff are already sold legally on the clearnet; why would people bother to go to the dark web and risk their machines getting compromised. 

Rent the services of a hacker 

Not to be underestimated, hiring a hacker may be a lucrative source of money on the Dark Web. The world’s most talented hackers put up their services for hire on the dark web. 

They do a lot of activities on the dark web. Hackers for employment on the dark web engage in various criminal hacking activities. 

These illegal activities might be hacking into the personal account of some person, initiating attacks on business houses, launching DDOS attacks on websites to ground them for some hours, or, in some cases, even for days. 

Whatever data they accumulate about people and businesses, they sell that data on Tor. Onion URLs. They may also modify school grades and job details in company systems and use malware to disrupt websites.

 You can hire a hacker for any nefarious and criminal activities you wish to unleash on your enemies or indulge in other illegal activities.

On the other hand, a small number of whitehat hackers assist organizations in protecting their security. 

In a nutshell, the dark web is where hackers live. Several people give tutorials about hacking and provide further knowledge about hacking.

Theft on demand 

Services, as the name implies, steal items in high demand. What does this have to do with the darknet? As previously noted, the dark web markets sell virtually entirely illicit goods with only a few exceptions.

 All stolen things offered on the dark web have high demand, resulting in the steady production and selling of theft-on-demand items. 

People are generally addicted to items they cannot get or purchase usually, which appeals to the public’s curiosity. 

This kind of service finds a huge unending market on the dark web. So, how exactly does this service work?

Services are freely marketed on the internet. By internet, we mean the clearnet. For example, you can book a cab, airfare, airplanes, trains, hotel room online, and numerous other items with a few mouse clicks. 

Similarly, you may obtain innumerable things such as devices online via the dark web or darknet theft-on-demand services, and all you have to do is employ the services of a darknet thief. 

The only difference is you don’t have to go and meet them in person. Instead of physically going to the store and purchasing your desired item, you may pay someone online to steal it for you. 

This is hardly a strong morality, and this is also a form of stealing you are indulging in. By employing a thief, you also become a thief or a criminal. This service is widely used in Europe and North America.

 All of this can usually be done for a proportion of the item’s worth. So you are getting the thing at a minimal price compared to its actual cost. You are making some payments, and that does not make you an honest person in any way. 

What other services, products, etc., are sold on the dark web? 

Let us look at the various products on sale on the dark web. 

1. Intelligence Information 

There are genuine spies on the Dark Web. And with those who collect intelligence reports and other data to sell to real spies. 

This is an immensely lucrative yet risky game to play. These are severe issues, and one minute of non-alertness could cost you a lot, even your life. 

2. Very private classified government information 

Highly sensitive Government finances and the upcoming budget information, unpublished information regarding highly sensitive internal investigations, highly personal military plans, and diplomatic negotiations are in great demand on the Dark Web’s shadowy corners. Again, those people indulging in these activities are a real threat. 

3. Stolen credit card information 

Among the most popular items on the Dark Web are siphoned or hacked credit card details and the software used to collect them. 

4. Financial records, both personal and business 

The Dark Web is teeming with unscrupulous persons looking for this sort of information for extortion, identity theft, money laundering, etc.

Conclusion of How to Make Money on the Dark Web or DarkNet 

 We have discussed how criminals and shady people make money on the dark net or dark web. Some honest people are also making money on the dark web, but they are far fewer.

 Do not even think of utilizing any of the means discussed here to make money on the dark web, as you might land into deep, deep trouble. 

Remember, people who deal in drugs, people who deal in arms, and all sorts of possible bad guys, abound on the dark web or darknet.

 This article is for information, not for inspiration. Stay away from the darknet as far as money-making is concerned. There are so many honest ways to make a good amount of money than indulging in any of the given methods in this article. 

Take this article as a caution, not as an encouragement. Once you are caught or fall into the bad books of criminals, your life might be at risk, or the police will arrest you. With this we have concluded our topic How to Make Money on the Dark Web or DarkNet 

 

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Craziest Things sold on the dark web-illegal things to buy on the dark web

Topic : Craziest Things sold on the dark web- illegal things to buy on the dark web

A collection of unique products and services are found on the dark web for sale. The Dark Web, also known as the Dark Net, is a substantial chunk of the internet that regular search engines cannot locate, similar to the massive bulk beneath the tip of an iceberg. 

Originally designed by the government of the USA for the sharing of sensitive information, the darknet has evolved into an uncontrolled marketplace where anybody with the correct software and bitcoins can buy almost anything. 

Please keep in mind that the Dark Web is, at its best, a legal grey area. You can surely imagine how dangerous it can be at its worst. No one would surely want to go to any of the websites where you can buy any of these things. 

1. Stolen credit card numbers 

Particular Dark Web sites sell credit card numbers that have been stolen for a meager price. This is clearly criminal and illegal behavior. 

They offer these credit cards in batches of 100, and the purpose they are sold in bulk is because a lot of them have already been canceled. 

Owners might have found out about them and asked the authorities to cancel the credit card. However, many of them also work since many of them are being sold together as a bunch. 

2. Stolen accounts of Netflix. 

If 10$ is too significant an amount for you to pay on Netflix, you have nothing much to worry about as long as you have no whims about doing something illegal. You can buy many Netflix accounts on the dark web for something as low as 1$. 

However, we would request you not to do so because you encourage criminal activity by purchasing something from the owners of websites on the dark web. After all, every Netflix account they sell is stolen. 

3. Identity cards and fake passports 

You may even buy a fake passport, and websites claim to provide identity documents from almost every country. If you want to obtain an American passport, you should expect to pay thousands of dollars.

 This applies not only to American passports but also to passports from many other nations. Again these are highly illegal transactions, and one should avoid venturing into these sites on the dark web. 

4. Fake College degrees

Do you wish to acquire a new job and have excellent credentials? You might purchase a forged diploma to deceive potential employers. It will be delivered to your home, and you can even frame it. You may be able to mislead your bosses, but this ruse will not last long, and they’ll eventually figure out that the degrees you showed them were forgeries. 

This is because you lack the brains or capability to accomplish the work since your degree is forgery, and you lack the necessary knowledge the job requires. You may be able to fool them during the interview, but you will be caught and dismissed. You might also be handed over to the police for duping the employers and forgery. 

5. organic Weed.

Many individuals have utilized this service, only wanting to purchase the finest. You can reportedly get organic cannabis from the Netherlands, and if you’re looking for other sorts, the Dark Web appears to have every variety and strength of Weed. 

If you know the sites that engage in such illicit activity, you may find them selling their goods very openly on the dark web. 

6. Fake Coupons 

The federal authorities recently nabbed a Dark Web counterfeit coupon mogul known as “Golden Lotus” for costing large corporations at least a large sum of one million dollars in coupons. 

These coupons gave a discount of 25 cents off two boxes of cereal. There are additional comparable locations, but only one has been discovered. We are confident that people who purchased from that website were also apprehended and imprisoned. 

7. Real Rocket Launchers 

Armory is a prominent dark web store for purchasing weapons and ammo. According to the proprietor of the leading dark website, The Armory, you can obtain everything from ordinary automatic AK-47 rifles to something as lethal as a rocket-propelled grenade launcher. Nothing appears to be off-limits if rocket launchers are also available on the dark web. 

Conclusion of Craziest Things sold on the dark web- illegal things to buy on the dark web

We have discussed 7 of the craziest, most profound, sinister, and dangerous things openly sold on the dark web. If you know about shady websites meaning the .onion sites, nothing can be out of your limits. Here we tell the illegal things, of course. Once caught, there are chances of serious prosecution that can see you rotting in jail for years. 

Still, people buy these things from the dark web as the business must thrive on the darknet simply because these sites exist and operate. If there were no demand, there would not be supplies. Our advice to everybody who read this article is not to go to the dark web.With this we concluded our topic Craziest Things sold on the dark web- illegal things to buy on the dark web

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Darknet Market Solaris Hacked by Competitor, Elliptic Reveals

Darknet Market Solaris Hacked by Competitor, Elliptic Reveals

A leading marketplace on the dark web, Solaris, has been hit by a rival, according to crypto analytics company Elliptic. The Russia-linked platform, which tried to occupy space vacated by the busted Hydra, is believed to have conquered up to a fifth of the illicit market before the hack.

Solaris Allegedly Taken Over by Darknet Marketplace Called Kraken

Solaris, a major marketplace for drugs and other illicit products, has been targeted in a hacking attack carried out by a similar enterprise, Kraken, not to be confused with the well-known cryptocurrency exchange with the same name.

After in April last year law enforcement authorities shut down Hydra, the former leader in this business, seizing its servers in Germany and arresting an alleged operator in Russia, Solaris managed to gain between 20% and 25% market share, according to estimates quoted by Elliptic.

This week, the blockchain forensics company reported that since Friday, Jan. 13, those who visited the onionsite were being transferred to Kraken. The latter claimed to have taken control over the infrastructure, Gitlab repository and source code of Solaris and blocked its bitcoin wallets.

Kraken is another player in the dark web space and, like Solaris and Hydra, is targeting the Russian-language segment of the underground market. The illegal trading platforms are suspected of having other ties to Russia as well.

For example, Solaris is believed of have used the services of one of the Russian “patriotic” hacker groups. The pro-Kremlin Killnet is known for launching distributed denial-of-service (DDoS ) attacks on Ukraine after Russia invaded the country in late February, 2022.

This isn’t the first attempt to breach Solaris. Ukrainian-born cyber intelligence expert Alex Holden claimed to have hacked into the marketplace, according to a report in December, and getting hold of some of the bitcoin sent to dealers using the site and to its owners.

Helped by his cybersecurity company, Holden said he specifically targeted a wallet used for crypto exchange transactions and was able to divert 1.6 BTC. The cryptocurrency was later donated to a Kyiv-based charity.

What do you make of the darknet market Kraken’s hacking attack on rival Solaris? Share your thoughts on the subject in the comments section below.

Ukrainian Steals Bitcoin From Russian Darknet Market, Donates to Charity

Ukrainian Steals Bitcoin From Russian Darknet Market, Donates to Charity

A Ukrainian living in the U.S. has reportedly hacked a major drug market on the Russian dark web, diverting some of its crypto proceeds. The man says he donated the digital cash stolen from the illicit website to an organization delivering humanitarian aid across his war-torn homeland.

Wisconsin Resident With Ukrainian Roots Hacks Russian Dark Web Market Solaris

Ukrainian-born cyber intelligence expert Alex Holden, who left Kyiv as a teenager in the 1980s and now lives in Mequon, Wisconsin, claims he has hacked into Solaris, one of Russia’s largest online drug markets, Forbes informs in a report.

Supported by his team at Hold Security, he was able to get hold of some of the bitcoin sent to dealers and the darknet site’s owners. The cryptocurrency, worth over $25,000, was later transferred to Enjoying Life, a charitable foundation based in the Ukrainian capital.

Without revealing exactly how he did it, Holden explained he took control of much of the internet infrastructure behind Solaris, including some administrator accounts, obtained the website’s source code and a database of its users and drop off locations for drug deliveries.

For a while, the Ukrainian and his colleagues also gained access to the “master wallet” of the marketplace. It was used by buyers and dealers to deposit and withdraw funds and operated as the platform’s crypto exchange, the article details.

Given the rapid turnover, the wallet rarely had more than 3 BTC at a time. Holden managed to appropriate 1.6 BTC and send it to Enjoying Life. Hold Security donated another $8,000 to the charity, which provides assistance to people affected by the war in Ukraine.

Solaris Linked to ‘Patriotic’ Russian Hacking Collective Killnet

The darknet market Solaris is suspected of having connections to the hacking crew Killnet, which after Moscow launched its invasion in late February became one of Russia’s “patriotic” hacker groups vowing to target Ukrainians and their supporters.

Killnet has also conducted a number of attacks in the U.S., including on airport and state government websites as well as the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. It reportedly hit the Eurovision song contest, the Estonian government and Italy’s National Health Institute.

The group was also blamed for attacking Rutor, the main rival of Solaris, which became Russia’s leading underground drugs market after Hydra was shut down this past spring. According to U.S. cybersecurity firm Zerofox, Solaris was paying Killnet for DDoS services.

Besides the battlefield, Russia and Ukraine have also clashed in the online space, with the government in Kyiv recruiting experts for its own cyberforce. The special unit was tasked to identify and prevent Russian attacks but also hack back.

Hits such as those on Russia’s largest bank, Sber, and the Moscow Stock Exchange have been attributed to the Ukrainian IT army. Social media accounts associated with the hacktivist collective Anonymous took responsibility for many other attacks.

What do you think about Alex Holden’s attack on the Russian darknet market Solaris? Let us know in the comments section below.

Alleged Hydra Administrator Refuses to Provide Access to His Crypto Wallet, Report Claims

Alleged Hydra Administrator Refuses to Provide Access to His Crypto Wallet, Report Claims

A Moscow court has ordered the seizure of the crypto wallet of one of the alleged administrators of darknet market Hydra. Media reports reveal, however, that the man — who was arrested in Russia in mid-April — is refusing to share access to his presumed crypto stash with Russian law enforcement.

Investigators Fail to Obtain Hydra Market Operator’s Cryptocurrency

The Russian judiciary wants to confiscate what it believes to be a record amount of cryptocurrency from a drug dealer’s crypto wallet, the business daily Kommersant reported this week, quoting a post on the Telegram news channel Mash.

The crypto stash belongs to an alleged co-founder and administrator of arguably the largest online marketplace on the dark web, Hydra, which was shut down by Germany not long ago.

Dmitry Olegovich Pavlov, a 30-year-old businessman from Cherepovets, was detained last month on a warrant from the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow and accused of production, sale, and distribution of drugs under Russia’s Criminal Code.

His arrest came shortly after the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges against a Russian resident with the same names for conspiracy to distribute narcotics and conspiracy to commit money laundering.

According to the report, Pavlov’s wallet was seized with a court order and investigators think it stores hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency. Whether the state will be able to obtain the coins, however, is another question.

The owner refuses to give Russian authorities access to his wallet and the exact amount of digital currency stored there is yet to be established. Aside from the crypto wallet, Pavlov has been otherwise cooperative and police already have his phones and computers, Kommersant revealed.

Dmitry Pavlov is the first Hydra operator detained in the history of the Russian-language marketplace, the newspaper noted. The platform had been active since at least 2015 and had around 17 million customers before it was busted in early April when German law enforcement seized its server infrastructure and took down the darknet market’s website with support from U.S. agencies.

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Alleged Hydra Administrator Dmitry Pavlov Reportedly Arrested in Russia

Alleged Hydra Administrator Dmitry Pavlov Reportedly Arrested In Russia

A district court in Moscow has arrested a man whom local media reports identify as Dmitry Pavlov, alleged administrator of the recently shut down darknet market Hydra. Russian authorities believe he has been involved in drug-related crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

Moscow Court Arrests Russian Believed to Be Hydra Administrator

Meshchansky District Court of Moscow has taken into custody a certain Dmitry Olegovich Pavlov accused of production, sale, and distribution of drugs under Russia’s Criminal Code, the “Moscow” City News Agency reported this week, quoting the court’s press service.

Pavlov, who was arrested on Monday, April 11, has the same names as a 30-year-old Russian citizen and resident charged for similar offenses in relation to his alleged role as an administrator of the recently busted Hydra Market, one of the largest marketplaces on the darknet.

Earlier this month, German law enforcement seized Hydra’s server infrastructure in the country and took down the Russian-language platform’s website. The operation was carried with support from several U.S. agencies.

On April 5, the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges against Dmitry Pavlov for conspiracy to distribute narcotics and conspiracy to commit money laundering. According to an indictment filed with the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, the Russian is also accused of administering and providing hosting services to Hydra.

The Russian business daily Kommersant quoted Pavlov telling the BBC on April 6 he had not been contacted by U.S. authorities and that he learned about the charges from the media. He also insisted his company had all the necessary licenses from Roskomnadzor, Russia’s communications watchdog, and was not administering any websites but only leasing servers as an intermediary.

The United States has been alleging the Russian Federation’s involvement with crypto-related criminal organizations, including darknet markets (DNMs) and ransomware actors. In September, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned the Russia-based crypto broker Suex, believed to have received more than $20 million from DNMs like Hydra.

The department also imposed sanctions on Hydra itself — which had been active since at least 2015 and had around 17 million customers before it was shut down — and on a cryptocurrency exchange called Garantex, suspected of processing over $2.6 million in transactions from the darknet market platform.

Do you expect other arrests in Russia in connection with the Hydra case? Tell us in the comments section below.

Germany Shuts Down Hydra Market, Seizes Servers and Bitcoin

Germany Shuts Down Hydra Market, Seizes Servers and Bitcoin

Law enforcement agencies in Germany have targeted Hydra, a leading darknet market (DNM). As part of an operation conducted with U.S. support, the German police were able to establish control over the servers of the Russian-language platform in the country and take down its website.

Investigators Hit Hydra in Germany, Confiscate Millions in Crypto

Hydra Market, one of the largest marketplaces on the darknet, has been shut down by German authorities which seized its server infrastructure. According to an announcement by the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), law enforcement agents also confiscated bitcoin worth around €23 million ($25 million). The following message appeared on Hydra’s website on Tuesday:

BKA carried out the raid together with the Central Office for Combating Cybercrime (ZIT) at the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Frankfurt which is leading the investigation against Hydra’s operators and administrators. They are wanted for running illegal online platforms facilitating the trade of drugs and money laundering.

The German police noted that Hydra had been active since at least 2015 before the seizures which came after extensive investigations by the BKA and ZIT. They started in August last year and were conducted with the participation of several U.S. agencies.

The darknet marketplace, which was accessible via the Tor network, was targeting Russian speakers. It had around 17 million customers and over 19,000 registered sellers, the press release detailed. Besides banned substances, these also offered stolen data, forged documents and digital services.

Hydra became a major darknet market after overtaking another Russian platform, DNM Ramp. According to the data compiled by the blockchain forensics company Chainalysis, the region of Eastern Europe sends more digital currency to darknet marketplaces than any other region.

Washington has been alleging Moscow’s involvement with malicious cyber actors like DNMs, ransomware groups and other crypto-related crime. In September, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned the Russia-based crypto broker Suex which is believed to have received more than $20 million from darknet markets like Hydra.

The Treasury Department has imposed sanctions against Hydra and a crypto exchange called Garantex. The trading platform, which has been operating mostly out of Russia, is suspected of processing over $100 million in transactions linked to illicit actors and darknet markets, including $2.6 million from Hydra.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges against a Russian resident, Dmitry Pavlov, for conspiracy to distribute narcotics and conspiracy to commit money laundering. The 30-year-old Pavlov is allegedly the administrator of Hydra Market’s servers.

German law enforcement officials think that Hydra was likely the darknet market with the highest turnover globally. BKA and ZIT have estimated that its sales reached at least €1.23 billion in 2020 alone. They also noted that the investigations were hampered by the platform’s own ‘Bitcoin Bank Mixer’ service.

Do you think other darknet markets will be targeted after Hydra? Let us know in the comments section below.

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