The Hydra darknet marketplace, in partnership with the so-called Bitcoin bank Mixer, has opened a marketplace for exchanging cryptocurrencies. reports Telegram channel DrugStat.
Update: Withdrawals via the mixer are available only to Hydra staff; regular users have not gained access to the new feature.
Initially it was claimed that withdrawals were available to all users — allegedly ‘clean’ coins are sent directly to them from an unnamed Bitcoin exchange. However some users said the information was not accurate and that such a function does not exist in the user account.
According to the Telegram channel, early investors in the Eternos ICO could withdraw their funds stuck on accounts using this service.
In December 2019 Hydra announced plans to create a transnational decentralized marketplace for selling prohibited goods under the Eternos project.
Funding for its development was planned to be raised via an ICO, with 49% of the project’s tokenized stake up for sale.
In June Hydra postponed the launch for an indefinite period due to the coronavirus pandemic. Investors’ money was returned to accounts in full.
Read ForkLog’s piece on the risks of Hydra’s ICO for investors.
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