Upon shutting the servers of 'the world’s largest illegal Darknet marketplace Hydra,' the German authorities confiscated 543 BTC worth over $25 million.
Upon shutting the servers of “the world’s largest illegal Darknet marketplace Hydra,” the German authorities confiscated 543 BTC worth over $25 million.
Today’s operation is a result of investigations conducted by the BKA and the ZIT, which at one point collaborated with their American colleagues. Throughout the years, the platform has built a Bitcoin Bank Mixer – a service that obstructs digital transactions and makes investigations highly difficult. The market
All those platforms offered stolen credit cards, while buyers could pay for the items with premium gift cards, luxury goods, or digital assets. The three most employed cryptocurrencies were Bitcoin , Ether , and Litecoin .
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