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AlphaBay Marketplace is once again dominating the dark web.

Dark web markets and the law enforcement organizations who fight them have been trapped in a cycle of raid, rinse, repeat for years. For every online illicit market that is destroyed, another constantly pops up to take its place. AlphaBay, the former and present king of the illicit crypto-economy, may soon accomplish this feat. Rarely has a dominant dark web market been shut down by a significant law enforcement operation only to rise from the ashes and restore its top position half a decade later.

The expansive drug and cybercrime marketplace AlphaBay was shut down in July 2017 as part of a global law enforcement operation known as Operation Bayonet, which also resulted in the arrest of the website’s creator, Alexandre Cazes, outside his Bangkok home. AlphaBay’s number-two administrator and security expert, who goes by the name DeSnake in public, however, unexpectedly emerged in August of last year and announced AlphaBay’s resuscitation in a new and improved form. Ten months later, DeSnake’s resurrected AlphaBay is now well on its way to reclaiming its former position atop the dark web, in large part due to a flurry of takedowns and the enigmatic disappearances of rival markets. It looks to have already reclaimed that position, according to some metrics.

Yes, according to DeSnake, writing to WIRED in a text-based chat last week, AlphaBay is the top darknet market right now. He said, “I did tell you we were going to be #1 before,” alluding to our interview with the new administrator of AlphaBay during the time of its relaunch last summer. “I do what I say, as I have already informed you,”

At least a portion of DeSnake’s boast is true: In addition to thousands of advertisements for malware and stolen data, such as Social Security numbers and credit card numbers, AlphaBay featured more than 30,000 distinct product listings as of last week. These listings were primarily for narcotics, including ecstasy, opiates, and methamphetamine. From only 500 listings in September of last year, that number has increased. More than 50,000 listings are shown on an older market named ASAP. On the other hand, sellers are known to publish duplicate listings on ASAP. Furthermore, AlphaBay had more than 1,300 active vendors in roughly the first six months of this year, compared to about 1,000 for ASAP, according to security firm Flashpoint, which carefully monitors the rival markets. The listings on AlphaBay also appear to be expanding substantially more quickly, based on the statistics from Flashpoint.

Meanwhile, other markets like Archetyp and Incognito that are advertised in dark web forums have only a few thousand or a few hundred entries. All of this indicates that AlphaBay may already be the most well-liked marketplace for dark web merchants to post their goods for sale.

The tens of thousands of product listings that AlphaBay currently has are still a very small portion of the more than 350,000 that it had before to being taken down in 2017 when it was the largest dark web market ever seen. It was estimated by the FBI to be ten times larger than the storied Silk Road drug market. DeSnake acknowledges that the new AlphaBay’s revenues haven’t yet approached its peak from 2017, when blockchain analysis company Chainalysis estimates that AlphaBay generated up to $2 million in daily sales. DeSnake indicated that current sales are “in the big digits” but would not provide specific figures.

Additionally, unlike most of its rivals, the new version of AlphaBay only enables users to buy and sell in the cryptocurrency Monero, which focuses on privacy rather than Bitcoin, whose transactions are frequently traceable through blockchain surveillance. Due to the fact that many users prefer to deal in Bitcoin, it is challenging to calculate the site’s sales and it may result in fewer transactions per listing.

Even still, Ian Gray, a dark web analyst at security company Flashpoint, claims that in a side-by-side comparison of dark web markets, AlphaBay appears to be the biggest marketplace or will be shortly. According to Gray, “the writing is on the wall that AlphaBay is likely going to retake that position as the most well-liked marketplace, and it already feels like it’s the biggest in terms of volume of merchants.”

The rapid expansion—or regrowth—of AlphaBay has been aided in part by what Gray refers to as “the Great Cyber Resignation.” In the past 18 months, at least 10 dark web markets have gone offline for various reasons. Law enforcement has taken down some, including Dark Market, which was the focus of a takedown operation organized by Europol early last year, and Hydra, a significant Russian-language market for drugs and money laundering whose servers were seized in an investigation in April. Some are thought to have conducted “exit scams,” abruptly departing with their customers’ money, including Dark0de and World Market. Others, such as White House Market and Cannazon, staged more thoughtful and orderly exits, giving consumers time to withdraw any monies they had stored on the websites.

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Silk Road was the first online black market launched 2011 where buyers and sellers of illegal or unethical items could transact anonymously. Named after the historical network of trade routes that connected Europe and Asia, the Silk Road . Founded by Ross William Ulbricht currently servingg 40 years jail term in the USA.