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As more of the "largest darknet marketplace"s are taken down, it kinda becomes less and less impressive whenever some law enforcement agency does it. This one
by adenozine 6y ago
As more of the "largest darknet marketplace"s are taken down, it kinda becomes less and less impressive whenever some law enforcement agency does it.
This one seems to have decent volume by BTC and other crypto, but it's not really anything earth-shattering.
In the scheme of things, I don't see there being any major ground made in preventing people from selling dope online. It's nearly trivial to ship it anonymously and it's nearly trivial to package it and sanitize it and aside from taking the time to scan and inspect every single piece of mail, people are going to continue to want to buy drugs online.
- Tenoke 6y agoNo, they don't prevent people from buying drugs online but they sure make it less safe and more filled with bad actors by interfering with the reputational nature of them.
- saiya-jin 6y agoWhich just harms consumers, who will anyway use the same method to get them. Nobody wins, state police just has some extra semi-meaningless jobs and prisons are a bit more full