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The cryptocurrency exchange mixer and dark web email service provider Elude.in has been confirmed to be implementing an “exit scam.”
Elude.in, once considered one of the most reliable anonymous encryption exchange services on the dark web, has been in operation for over five years. In addition to serving as a cryptocurrency exchange and mixer, they also provide a free anonymous email service, which is also popular among dark web users. It is confusing that currently, Elude.in's dark and clear web sites, along with all of its services, remain online, seeming to carry out the exit scam to the end. -
Money Laundering on the Dark Web: German Federal Criminal Police Office Shuts Down Cryptocurrency Mixer Chipmixer
In cooperation with U.S. authorities, the German Federal Criminal Police Office has shut down what was allegedly the largest money laundering service on the Dark Web. Investigators seized about 44 million euros from the cryptocurrency mixer. Stolen funds from FTX are also said to have been laundered here. -
Dogecoin use is on the rise in the dark web
According to a report by blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, dogecoin are gaining influence on the dark web and are increasingly associated with a number of illegal activities such as terrorist financing, Ponzi schemes and child sex abuse. -
U.S. Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Combat Dark Web and Cryptocurrency-Based Opioid Trafficking
The lawmakers argued that these illegal marketplaces on the dark web are hubs and havens for some of society's most dangerous criminals, and that as these criminals become more technologically advanced, there is a need to ensure that law enforcement efforts have more tools to combat them. -
Dark Web Marketplace Holds 66% of Known Illegal Bitcoin Funds
Cryptocurrency is anonymous, but it also means that anyone can track you through your wallet address. The bad guys know this and are looking for more sophisticated ways to cover their tracks. This explains their preference for dark web markets. -
Chainalysis reports that a significant number of cryptocurrency whales are criminals and that the dark web trading market is the main source of funding
Chainalysis reports that about 3.7% of cryptocurrency whales are criminals and most of their income appears to come from the dark web, as they have about $25 billion in total assets. However, as law enforcement becomes more efficient, legal cryptocurrency adoption remains ahead of illegal use. -
Tor Official Announcement Shows 841% Surge in Cryptocurrency Contributions to Tor Project in 2021, Ensuring Regular Access to the Dark Web for Russian Users
In its announcement, Tor officials thanked the cryptocurrency community for its strong support and said that through donations, Tor has made great strides to successfully deal with the Russian blockade and is also playing an important role in improving cryptocurrency privacy. -
Russia Dismantles Four Dark Web Sites Involving $263 Million in Cryptocurrency Sales
Blockchain analytics provider Elliptic revealed that the four Russian sites earned a total of about $263 million in digital assets through illegal transactions. The three most commonly used cryptocurrencies are bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH) and litecoin (LTC). -
Report Shows Italian Mafia Has Adapted to cryptocurrency and the Dark Web
The dark web is a more flexible tool used in the current epidemic of new crowns and allows for anonymous delivery via cryptocurrencies. Mafia groups have made particular use of the cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Monero. -
Reuters claims that Chinese cryptocurrency addresses have sent $2.2 billion in virtual currency to illegal addresses such as scams and the dark web in the last three years
According to a report released by blockchain data platform Chainalysis, more than $2.2 billion worth of virtual currency was sent from Chinese crypto-virtual currency addresses to addresses linked to illegal activities such as fraud and dark web operations between April 2019 and June 2021.
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