Topic: Black Market Reloaded closes doors, restitutes all BTC balances! -edit- reopened (Read 4529 times)
October 19, 2013, 10:21:01 AM
BMR is back open, security not compromised.
October 18, 2013, 03:59:14 PM
October 18, 2013, 03:54:14 PM
It doesn't appear to be affecting price i.e. people aren't panic selling. So much for the "bitcoin rides on silk road/illegal drug sales" trolls.
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
Shut up Bitch!
what did Ashley say? seem perfectly respectable to me
what's wrong fleabag?
She is just a pain in the arse!
U mad?
October 18, 2013, 03:49:58 PM
It doesn't appear to be affecting price i.e. people aren't panic selling. So much for the "bitcoin rides on silk road/illegal drug sales" trolls.
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
Shut up Bitch!
what did Ashley say? seem perfectly respectable to me
what's wrong fleabag?
She is just a pain in the arse!
October 18, 2013, 03:46:06 PM
It doesn't appear to be affecting price i.e. people aren't panic selling. So much for the "bitcoin rides on silk road/illegal drug sales" trolls.
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
Shut up Bitch!
what did Ashley say? seem perfectly respectable to me
what's wrong fleabag?
October 18, 2013, 03:41:44 PM
It doesn't appear to be affecting price i.e. people aren't panic selling. So much for the "bitcoin rides on silk road/illegal drug sales" trolls.
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
Shut up Bitch!
October 18, 2013, 02:43:51 PM
This is bearish news. The Chinese want a drug-free bitcoin.
The chinese government can want whatever they want, but their users will continue to use BTC no matter what.
A bitcoin with which you can purchase drugs is strictly better than a bitcoin where you cannot from an economic perspective.
October 18, 2013, 02:18:24 PM
"Big things for feathercoin"
October 18, 2013, 02:11:33 PM
This is bearish news. The Chinese want a drug-free bitcoin.
I want a drug-free USD
and I want a joint.
so what now?
should i buy an Altcoin
Use dirtyusagecoin for your dirty purpose!
October 18, 2013, 02:07:17 PM
This is bearish news. The Chinese want a drug-free bitcoin.
I want a drug-free USD
and I want a joint.
so what now?
should i buy an Altcoin
October 18, 2013, 02:05:53 PM
This is bearish news. The Chinese want a drug-free bitcoin.
I want a drug-free USD
October 18, 2013, 02:03:02 PM
This is bearish news. The Chinese want a drug-free bitcoin.
October 18, 2013, 12:53:04 PM
Lol @ month until recovery.
October 18, 2013, 10:42:20 AM
BMR back up now? Think I got whiplash on that one.
October 17, 2013, 09:45:36 PM
It doesn't appear to be affecting price i.e. people aren't panic selling. So much for the "bitcoin rides on silk road/illegal drug sales" trolls.
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
In fact, people aren't even panic-selling because "omg all internet druggie dealers are gonna go on and sell their BTC for fiat in the next few days and then transfer it to their bank account where they can explain to teh IRS how they made all that money"
Looks like speculators have already discounted that as "chicken little bullshit."
October 17, 2013, 09:21:43 PM
It seems like another one will pop up for sure. These sites can't be that hard to run, all you need is a basic script allowing people to send messages & post listings which seems pretty trivial, a coin mixer algy, and some anonymous .onion hosting. The most important ingredient is trust, not coding knowledge or money, so it seems like another trusted entity involved with this type of thing is bound to create another marketplace.
October 17, 2013, 03:25:54 PM
The Chinese do not even use drugs!
google The Opium Wars
October 17, 2013, 03:22:43 PM
If you have bitcoin then you do not need BMR, SR, Sheeps ... (they are useful but not required)
1. seller just leaves message on forum "SR(I'll sell a milk) - ${his public key}"
2. customer will reply with message encrypted by this public key (message can contains new keys for next comunications)
1. seller just leaves message on forum "SR(I'll sell a milk) - ${his public key}"
2. customer will reply with message encrypted by this public key (message can contains new keys for next comunications)
October 17, 2013, 03:16:09 PM
The Chinese do not even use drugs!
Proof? I think the idea of hidden anonymized market places would work everywhere as good and would be equally appealing. Maybe you just dont know about them because they are in Chinese?
I have a lot of Chinese family. Having said that, my experience is obviously anecdotal. But my feeling has always been that there is a much stronger emphasis on legality among Chinese than say, people in the US. Lots of gambling, booze and tobacco -- but in my experience, I have seen very little interest in drugs.
Ok, I guess the whole opium stereotype is outdated, but there sure are alot of illegal things that Chinese people cannot buy on the open market, like religous accessory, censored books & movies, banned animal parts for traditional medicine (I guess), or simply plainly illegal goods such as stolen or forged identity cards, bank accounts or credit cards.
October 17, 2013, 03:12:53 PM
Hmmm, interested to hear what people think about this, in regards to price action. I have no idea what to think anymore after the market reaction to the SR bust.
Same here
I guess to estimate the impact this may have we need to find out
- How many BTC there were in the user wallets
- When users get their BTC back (according to site administrator in the next few days)
- If there are any alternatives for users to goto (except for Sheep Market Place with gaping security holes IDK)
I'm sure than nobody who once understood power of bitcoin will convert it back into fiat.
Unless you run a business dealing illicit substances..
October 17, 2013, 03:09:08 PM
Hmmm, interested to hear what people think about this, in regards to price action. I have no idea what to think anymore after the market reaction to the SR bust.
Same here
I guess to estimate the impact this may have we need to find out
- How many BTC there were in the user wallets
- When users get their BTC back (according to site administrator in the next few days)
- If there are any alternatives for users to goto (except for Sheep Market Place with gaping security holes IDK)
I'm sure than nobody who once understood power of bitcoin will convert it back into fiat.
October 17, 2013, 02:35:15 PM
The Chinese do not even use drugs!
Proof? I think the idea of hidden anonymized market places would work everywhere as good and would be equally appealing. Maybe you just dont know about them because they are in Chinese?
I have a lot of Chinese family. Having said that, my experience is obviously anecdotal. But my feeling has always been that there is a much stronger emphasis on legality among Chinese than say, people in the US. Lots of gambling, booze and tobacco -- but in my experience, I have seen very little interest in drugs.
October 17, 2013, 02:26:26 PM
The Chinese do not even use drugs!
Proof? I think the idea of hidden anonymized market places would work everywhere as good and would be equally appealing. Maybe you just dont know about them because they are in Chinese?
October 17, 2013, 01:41:31 PM
Sheep marketplace is down too right now isn't it?
October 17, 2013, 01:37:11 PM
The Chinese do not even use drugs!
October 17, 2013, 01:34:02 PM
I saw something about the owner of BMR planning to rebrand and come back, but was not clear on the time frame. Is Sheep Market Place the only other? I'm sure some users would keep their funds in bitcoin, but hard to say what %.
October 17, 2013, 01:25:31 PM
Hmmm, interested to hear what people think about this, in regards to price action. I have no idea what to think anymore after the market reaction to the SR bust.
Same here
I guess to estimate the impact this may have we need to find out
- How many BTC there were in the user wallets
- When users get their BTC back (according to site administrator in the next few days)
- If there are any alternatives for users to goto (except for Sheep Market Place with gaping security holes IDK)
October 17, 2013, 01:18:51 PM
Hmmm, interested to hear what people think about this, in regards to price action. I have no idea what to think anymore after the market reaction to the SR bust.
October 17, 2013, 01:06:18 PM
There's a whole Reddit that's been up for a few hours on this:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1on9v0/black_market_reloaded_closes_its_doors/
Looks like re-opening in a month. Also, people are working on a decentralized solution, so I hear...
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1on9v0/black_market_reloaded_closes_its_doors/
Looks like re-opening in a month. Also, people are working on a decentralized solution, so I hear...
October 17, 2013, 01:03:08 PM
I cross post my post from Bitcoin Discussion here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3357205
https://fec33nz6mhzd54zj.onion.to/viewtopic.php?id=9394
BMR owner backopy writes today:
So what does this entail for price? In the next few days lot of Bitcoins are going back to BMR buyers/sellers. With it the last online blackmarket powered with BTC, I know of, closes down:
SR: servers seized, owner on trial, users being prosecuted;
Atlantis: closed down, potential scam;
Sheep market place: Massive security breach,
BMR: Massive security breach, closed down.
There are none left for buyers/sellers to go to, at least no place I know of. Does this mean we will see a lot of dumps in the next few days as users withdraw their BTC balances and turn them into something they can buy their drugs with (fiat)? How much BTC was on their wallets anyway?
-edit- site owner put site backup over relieved concerns of insecurity.
http://atlantisblog.org/black-market-reloaded-back-online-after-false-alarm/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3357205
https://fec33nz6mhzd54zj.onion.to/viewtopic.php?id=9394
BMR owner backopy writes today:
arnie420 Today 13:45
omg no! this is like my worst nightmare came true fuck just when i thought the dust from sr settled...
omg no! this is like my worst nightmare came true fuck just when i thought the dust from sr settled...
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backopy Today 13:45
I hire hits on nobody, it's just sad that someone is running a VPS to peek its contents to pretend to be a hacker.
I hire hits on nobody, it's just sad that someone is running a VPS to peek its contents to pretend to be a hacker.
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mikezolinski Today 13:46
So this is it? It's over?So this is it? It's over?
So this is it? It's over?So this is it? It's over?
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backopy Today 13:48
Yes, I'll be building BMRv5 and come back in the future but the roadmap is still long.
Yes, I'll be building BMRv5 and come back in the future but the roadmap is still long.
So what does this entail for price? In the next few days lot of Bitcoins are going back to BMR buyers/sellers. With it the last online blackmarket powered with BTC, I know of, closes down:
SR: servers seized, owner on trial, users being prosecuted;
Atlantis: closed down, potential scam;
Sheep market place: Massive security breach,
BMR: Massive security breach, closed down.
There are none left for buyers/sellers to go to, at least no place I know of. Does this mean we will see a lot of dumps in the next few days as users withdraw their BTC balances and turn them into something they can buy their drugs with (fiat)? How much BTC was on their wallets anyway?
-edit- site owner put site backup over relieved concerns of insecurity.
http://atlantisblog.org/black-market-reloaded-back-online-after-false-alarm/
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