Strange to see Monero and other privacy coins being so unpopular in darknet markets, is Bitcoin mixing good enough these days, or are privacy coins suffering from some problems?
That does seem odd that a coin with ostensibly more privacy than bitcoin wouldn't find its niche in the dark markets. Perhaps vendors over on the dark side are more familiar with bitcoin than a coin like Monero. Don't know, as I have never even visited the dark web and do not plan to. I do think that they probably think bitcoin is simply good enough for their purposes.I don't think privacy coins are suffering from problems, but it's more so that not many are willing to accept them with how it becomes more difficult to convert them back to actual dollars.
Ah, that could be true as well. It's more of a pain in the butt to do so, but wouldn't you think the benefits would outweigh the inconvenience? 
