The Evolution of
Darknet Market Security
Digitalization is the key driving force that has enabled significant changes in the darknet market landscape. Darknet users and markets alike have had to evolve into something new to overcome the brick walls put in front of us by international agencies. And although we strongly disagree with the allocation of funds from agencies to do this, it has become the world we live in today.
A New Era of Encryption
As you can see from our development roadmap, we have ambitious goals that we have set for ourselves to attain the status of absolution in terms of market, vendor-enterprise, and buyer solution. Unique developments in the fields of crypto (transactions), platform security, and the broad strokes of new functionalities lead the way for our team. It’s not feasible to only rely on means of security and protection when operating a DNM and offering secure services to our users based on what others have developed. This inability to adept is anything but futureproof.
Why Monero?
Unlike selectively transparent alternatives (e.g. Zcash), Monero is the only major cryptocurrency where every user is anonymous by default. The sender, receiver, and amount of every single transaction are hidden. In order to provide privacy and anonymity, Monero relies on two important concepts: stealth addresses and ring signatures.
Stealth addresses enable a sender to generate a one-time public address on behalf of the recipient for every single transaction. However, the recipient can still use a single public address for receiving all their payments, just like Bitcoin. Ring signatures is a concept from general cryptography and refer to a digital signature that can be signed by any member of a specific group of people with private keys.
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