Topic: Dark marketplaces? - page 52. (Read 102206 times)

yes its precicley my point the market  must be a clean market in order for the btc to be reliable and users too into the form of plain capital and goods no wepons or crime or drugs market

I am happy that the media did not have an oppertunity to report on these criminal  market places, since the major ones were gone.

This gives bitcoin a better name in the long term.

Yes I know we will never get rid of all of them, but less bad media attention is good for bitcoin.

This is an attempt at maintaining a definitive list of all functional marketplaces on the Tor network that function as advertised. We do not link to markets that are scams or that function in a way that makes their users unsafe.
Services listed under “Trusted Darknet Markets” have been reliable for a while and have accumulated a good amount of trust in the Darknet community.
To use these markets users must access the .onion addresses using the Tor network.
can you explain about this?is this true?
https://darknetmarkets.org/markets/

You have to be technical enough to layer your websites in such a way where its completely hidden from filtered layer .You can find those servers and related services on dark market places itself.They offer hidden servers with complete anonimyty .You basically just develop a website and host it on the dark web servers.

Yea... yea... We believe you...  You come onto this site with a Newbie account, asking ways to create a Onion site, and you want us to believe you? We are trying our best to

avoid all links from Bitcoin to these kind of markets and then you want us to support you in doing this? What legal products do you want to sell on the Dark Web, that you

cannot sell on a normal website without the anonymity features? These type of questions can be answered on other boards, surely not on a Bitcoin forum?   

You can use tor if you want to buy from dark marketplace.
I never try to buy from  darknet.

I have seen darknet. Most of them own a horrible illegal activity.
Never mind to come back there or even build a market place site.

You got hole deepweb for dark marketplace.I recommend agora.

That is maybe true that advancement of BTC will not help, but money is just money.

People still buy illegal thing with cash. It is not a different think. And now people is talking about Isis and BTC. And still BTC is the same nothing change.

My advise would be to stay our of those markets unless that is your market.  Obviously, you do not know much about them, so I am assuming that is not your market.  Those places give BTC a bad name and do not help with the advancement of BTC.  Again, this is only my opinion.  I personally do not support those markets in any way.

Yea I read his question weird, all in all its in his best interest not to make a published marketplace, because if you have to ask, you shouldn't even consider it. If he just wants to walk himself through the process bitwasp is there. Damn though, ate those last words at the end huh?

You may be interested of the new decentralized marketplace that is being worked upon and should be released end 2015.

I think its unlikely that you will find anything reliable about how to make a marketplace yourself on Reddit, but there's no harm in asking around.

I agree that BitWasp is not production ready, as it says clearly on the Github page I share a link to (I presume that's what you mean by the website?), but I'm pretty sure its the closest thing there is right now to an 'off the shelf' script for setting up your own market. Also its under active development so at some point in the future it should be ok to use, but you're right that as the intro on GitHub says its far from ready for general release so unless you really know what you are doing its not a good idea to set up a marketplace using it right now.

I can assure you that the links aren't phishing attempts on my part, I have tested the market and had no problems - of course that's no guarantee for the future. I run Cryptorials.io which regularly publishes popular articles on deep web related topics and, for example, is #1 in Google for 'how to buy things on the deep web' and the first page for 'dark markets' and 'how to sell drugs online'. You are right that they don't have a lot of vendors though, because as I said when I shared the links it has only been set up quite recently after the owners took over development of bitwasp, which was I understand from a deepdotweb article was previously released and used by a number of marketplaces but had problems due to newbies setting up sites without knowing what they were doing and getting themselves in trouble.

EDIT: It is safer to use established sites like Abraxas though. I shared the links mainly because of the relationship to BitWasp.

Bitwasp clearly tells you on their website not to use them. OP you can check out https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetmarkets be sure to spend some time on https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetmarketsnoobs first though. Once again can't say this clearly enough no one use bitwasp to create a marketplace!

Also personally I wouldn't follow Cryptorials links, 100% chance its either a phishing attempt or the marketplace has near zero vendors. I would only trust links posted here https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetmarkets/wiki/superlist the most popular are abraxas alphabay and nucleus. Reddit loves abraxas the most out of that list.

There is open source software for this here: https://github.com/Bit-Wasp/BitWasp

The developers run the Aflao market, which has been opened quite recently. Here are some referral code links if you fancy signing up to Aflao to check it out

Buyer signup: http://fuc3bgvav4epcydh.onion/

Seller Signup http://fuc3bgvav4epcydh.onion/

Until they get plenty of things sorted out you'll only be able to buy and sell on Openbazaar if you're running the full program on your machine. That's going to limit your market to a few hundred die hards.

well i think openbazaar is great place, rather than build a dark marketplace, you know people who see "dark market" is usually judge bad thing.

I guess anyone involved may be too twitchy to get into extended conversations.

You could ask here - https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets

I'm sure there'll be plenty of people who are clued in.

Its not illegal but it seems illegal bcuz of the illegal contents on most of the onion sites out there. Onion sites were made for privacy and anonimity purposes , its nothing illegal there but bcuz of its anonymous nature, people tend to make unlawful shits.

I don't think it is at all illegal to run an onion site as long as it is legal. There are legitimate websites that run mirrors on tor without facing any prosecution.