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Title: Darkcloud Marketplace Post by: M0neyGrabb3r on November 24, 2020, 11:36:42 AM Who are familiar with darkcloud.store?
It is a peer-to-peer marketplace where people can sell and buy goods anonymously. Did anyone experience in using this platform? https://i.imgur.com/pn58e5a.png Title: Re: Darkcloud Marketplace Post by: peter0425 on November 24, 2020, 11:57:16 AM Who are familiar with darkcloud.store? not at the moment and i have no plan at all.It is a peer-to-peer marketplace where people can sell and buy goods anonymously. Did anyone experience in using this platform? https://i.imgur.com/pn58e5a.png This is surely a market where people can buy any illegal items and service because of anonymity . But be careful because i am more than 100% sure that Government Eyes are on this market now and just waiting for the perfect violator. Title: Re: Darkcloud Marketplace Post by: Ucy on November 24, 2020, 04:39:03 PM Who are familiar with darkcloud.store? not at the moment and i have no plan at all.It is a peer-to-peer marketplace where people can sell and buy goods anonymously. Did anyone experience in using this platform? This is surely a market where people can buy any illegal items and service because of anonymity . But be careful because i am more than 100% sure that Government Eyes are on this market now and just waiting for the perfect violator. Doesn't mean anonymity is a bad thing. Afterall people go to physical market to buy things anonymously, and it is not considered illegal to do so for thousands of years. The site could be the problem if it really allows buying and selling of illegal/dangerous things. If those things are legal but dangerous, it will be best to use some sort of decentralized kyc on buyers/sellers while they remain anonymous(if they wish). But people's Verified Identities shouldn't be stored Centrally. They should be thoroughly encrypted, stored on decentralized/shared system, be immutable and should only be known/controlled by their owners. If a buyer/seller commits serious crime, the identity can be unmasked via network consensus. |
