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UniCC – the Largest Dark Web Vendor of Stolen Credit Cards – Retires After Raking in $358 Million in Crypto
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UniCC – the leading dark web marketplace of stolen credit cards – has announced its retirement. Elliptic analysis shows that $358 million in purchases were made through the market since 2013 using cryptocurrencies.
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The news was posted on dark web forums in both Russian and English. It comes just under a year since the retirement of the previous market leader Joker’s Stash, which facilitated the sale of nearly $400 million in stolen cards.
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we benefited from the gap in the market left by Joker’s Stash – quickly taking the lead with a 30% market share.
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his closure is the latest of a series of retirements in the field of illicit dark web marketplaces. In October 2021, White House Market – the largest darknet market of its kind – announced that it would shut down. This was followed by Cannazon in November and Torrez in December. Both specialized in the sale of illicit drugs. Additionally, in early January 2022, Monopoly Market became inaccessible in a possible exit scam.
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UniCC has been active since 2013, and it has received cryptocurrency payments over that period totalling $358 million across Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ether and Dash. Tens of thousands of new cards were listed for sale on the market each day, and it was known for having many different vendors – with the fierce competition keeping prices relatively low.
ROY MARSHALL
FOUNDER, PICASSO
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