Abacus Market is a darknet market that is slightly over a year old. Struggling to find a consistent user base, the market rebranded from ‘Alphabet’ in October 2021 to avoid being confused with the recently ‘re-launched’ AlphaBay.
The market picked up some vendors after the closure of White House Market but in general suffers from a severe lack of diversity in terms of vendors and products.
Most of the digital items offered at Abacus can be found on any other market, and about half of the subcategories for Drugs & Chemicals are empty. Abacus Market
Abacus Market Link: abacusc6b742s3bxavsp36x7ux2pagyqbjovmp26xrifcaabfwdnuad
The market’s admins claim to have coded it from scratch, but if the layout of Abacus looks familiar, that’s because a lot of the UI is taken straight from AlphaBay (which has been the subject of many imitators).
This includes the menu options, listing pages and vendor pages, as well as categories and listings layouts.
On one hand, it shows a lack of originality on the part of the market’s creators; on the other hand, this layout is copied often because it works and is highly intuitive, so why fix something if it’s not broken, we suppose.
Product Selection
Abacus is home to about 2,800 listings. Most of these listings are found in the Fraud category, but over half of them are accounts for various services. Other categories hosted include Drugs & Chemicals, Counterfeit Items, Digital Products, Guides & Tutorials, Jewels & Gold, Carded Items, Software & Malware, Security & Hosting, Other Listings.
As listings on Abacus are rather sparse, some categories are entirely empty. The Drugs category is meticulously divided into over two dozen subcategories, making it extra easy to locate the specific product for which you are looking.
Abacus also possesses the usual search and filter options that comes with this market template, but you probably won’t need them. Abacus Market
Payment Methods Abacus Market
Abacus supports Bitcoin (BTC) and Monero (XMR) for payments. While it does use the traditional account wallet system (meaning you must first top up your account balance before making a purchase), they do support Multisig 2/3 payments – an option employed by some vendors.
Vendors with a significant amount of completed sales under their belts are afforded FE (finalize early) privileges. One of the interesting things about Abacus is that the amount to be FE’d is adjusted by percent (from 25% to 100%) based on the rank of the vendor.
Abacus Pros
- Familiar UI, well organized, easy to navigate.
- Supports XMR.
- Supports BTC Multisig (for some vendors).
Abacus Cons
- Limited selection of vendors and products.
- No per-order (‘prepay’) payment support.
- Digital categories full of cross-listed and incorrectly-listed products.
In all, Abacus Market is a lesser-known darknet market that hasn’t managed to gain the confidence of many users over its year-long existence. The market operates fine and as intended but suffers from a severe lack of products and vendors. The fact that they make users rely upon the traditional, centralized account wallet system isn’t inspiring, but the relative handful of users that do use it seem to have no problem with it.
Abacus Market URL – abacusc6b742s3bxavsp36x7ux2pagyqbjovmp26xrifcaabfwdnuad
Abacus Market Lunch Announcment
Greetings and welcome to Abacus Marketplace!
We would like to take a moment to share with you the philosophy behind this project and the reasons why this exists today.
The Past – Silk Road & AlphaBay Market:
Ross Ulbritch outlined in his personal diary his idea for a website “where people could buy anything anonymously, with no trail whatsoever that could lead back to them”.
A while later, he made this idea a reality with the creation of what is considered the first darknet marketplace; Silk Road, and with this the beginning of an era founded on libertarian principles which in fact did not pretend to be an utopia but it came very close.
The end of Silk Road and all attacks against genuine free market has only spread on a global scale the existence of of darknet markets.
After Silk Road, there were more good markets, but it was not until Alphabay came to achieve a huge and varied market of different categories that the “Dark Amazon” concept of having a large-scale anonymous market became a reality (lastest stats of Alphabay proves that since Alphabay, no other market has reached those numbers again in terms of vendors and listings).
We like how intuitive AlphaBay’s interface is for buyer and vendors (specially we like how alpha02 added some unique features and how some of those features still cannot not be found on any other market). We improved lot of things and added some necessary changes). We do not believe that it is fair that the most friendly and intuitive layout that the darknet has ever seen be remembered in a bad way due to the exit scammed Empire market.
Excited and convinced with Ross’ libertarian economic theory, which will be our guide for this great and long project, and in love with alpha02’s intuitive interface, we decided to bring live the AlphaBay’s layout with some improvements with the name of Abacus Market.
We do not want to be another market more, time will prove it. We worked hard to code from scratch a complete platform with high standards.
Over the time we will start implementing more unique features. This is going to be a long way to go, and we know that we are going to find difficulties, we have already found them to get where we are today, and we know more will come but we have love for this and the only thing we expect is Abacus to be of great help for all of you that believe in a free and anonymous market.
This is it. Before we could contribute with fresh and unique ideas to the darknet community, it was neccesary to look at the beggining of this freedom revolution. Only knowing about our past we can make a better future.
Present & Future – Abacus Market:
You may be shocked to find listings here that are outlawed in your jurisdiction. That doesn’t mean Abacus is lawless. In fact, we have a very strict code of conduct that, if given a chance, we believe most people would agree wtih our rules are based in treating other as you would like to be treated, do not try to scam others on market and mind your own business. In the spirit of those rules, there are some things you will never see here, and if you do please report them. We do not allow child pornography or any resources that might lead to, selling humans or their parts, services to harm other (physical or mental including assassination, threatening, arson, surveillance, harassment etc), fentanyl or analogues, poisons, selling guns, explosives or any items which may lead to any terroristic actions (some exceptions are tasers, pepper sprays), just to name a few.
Although probably the darknet community has never been as big as it is today, we do not see anymore the same enthusiasm or a solid community around markets like before. We want to extend our hand in a sign of friendship to all other markets like us, and the possibility of cooperating together to make the darknet an unified and united community for the freedom of all of us. We want to thanks valuable figures like HugBunter, Paris or Mr White working really hard for the darknet community and even making opensource the EndGame giving market’s admin a free tool to fight against ddos attacks.
Abacus Market is totally against the War on Drugs, which today is questioned around the world, has only brought deaths, abuses of power, spending on public money. We are against of limit people’s access to controlled substances that they decided to get. The will be able to get it from streets without knowing what they are buying and eliminating the simplicity of sharing information with other people in the same situation.
We have lot of plans related with harm reduction, some of our closest friends died due to an overdose from a substance they bought adulterated and they did not know it. We encourage to all our buyers to learn what are lethal doses of each substance and to not trust in nobody, buy your own testing kits or send some samples to your nearest testing laboratory to be sure about what you are going to take. If we find that some seller is selling adulterated substances they will banned forever from our platform and all their customers will be immediately warned.
The old saying, “with freedom comes responsibility”, couldn’t be more true here. You will find easy access to things that could get you in trouble with your authorities and are downright terrible for your health. So, just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. However, You are owner of your life and it’s your job to judge what is good and bad for you. No one else can do that.
Marketplaces most often act as intermediaries between anonymous users – buyers and sellers. In addition to items forbidden for sale, there are also stolen goods, contraband, bank cards registered in the name of fake people, databases, insider information, forbidden materials (music, movies, literature), counterfeit money, documents, precious metals, art objects, and so on to infinity. It’s easier to list all the things you CANNOT buy on the darknet. If there is a demand, there will be a supply. The main means of payment on the black market in DeepWeb is Bitcoin and Monero.
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Darknet markets list in 2023
Don’t think that the darknet contains ONLY everything illegal and dangerous. Of course, the black market is huge, but on the scale of all information, the deepweb is only a tiny part. Many closed anonymous darknet communities discuss network security, politics, business, finance, programming, technology, and so on.
In short, these are closed forums where people share their knowledge on a professional level, for various reasons, wanting to remain anonymous and inaccessible to others.
On the one hand, there are terabytes of illegal content on the darknet, databases are sold, and hackers and crooks are operating. It would seem that everything is quite unambiguous, but we can look at the darknet from a different angle. Freelance journalists and bloggers often post materials and investigations on the “dark” Internet, because the high degree of anonymity avoids governmental censorship.
In some particularly authoritarian countries where human rights are not respected, the darknet is one of the few opportunities for independent exchange of information.
If you have heard of WikiLeaks, you know that the success of this informal organization is linked to the “shadow web”.