Privacy tokens have been suffocated as governments around the world fight darknet markets – so it's back to bitcoin for purchasers of illicit goods.

Iranian national indicted for operating dark web drug market Nemesis Market, facilitating over 400,000 illegal transactions.

The founder of the darknet marketplace, Nemesis Market, is indicted by the US Justice Department for operating a years-long ...

Three Glendale men and one San Fernando Valley man have been arrested on federal charges of conspiring to distribute various ...

The Wednesday arrests are the latest in the Justice Department’s ongoing JCODE efforts (Joint Criminal Opioid Darknet ...

Russian-language darknet marketplaces have strengthened their dominance and account for over 97% of cryptocurrency-enabled sales volume. According to a new report by blockchain intelligence firm TRM ...

The finance ministry in Moscow is now considering the creation of a Russian cryptocurrency similar to the U.S. dollar-pegged Tether (USDT), local media ...

Behrouz Parsarad is accused of operating the dark web site Nemesis, which processed more than 400,000 orders for drugs, fake ...

The crypto space is heating up again, and the battle for early mover advantage is back on. While some tokens are still ...

An Iranian national, the alleged founder of an online marketplace that sold illegal drugs across the world, including in Northern Ohio, was indicted on charges, the U.S. Department of Justice ...