The US DOJ has arrested a Taiwanese individual for operating 'Incognito Market', a dark web platform involved in drug trafficking, and seized $100M in cryptocurrencies.
U.S. Department of Justice seized $80 million in cryptocurrencies from dark web's Incognito Market, which facilitated illegal drug sales.
A 23-year-old from Taiwan has been charged in the US for running Incognito Market, a darknet drug marketplace with over $100 million in transactions using Bitcoin.
The mastermind of 'Incognito Market', a dark web drug marketplace linked with $100M in transactions, has been arrested, revealing the complex networks used to hide illegal activities involving cryptocurrencies.
Rui-Siang Lin, the 23-year-old mastermind of the 'Incognito Market' drug empire on the dark web, was arrested by federal officers in the USA. He faces life imprisonment after pleading guilty.
Taiwanese national Rui-Siang Lin was arrested for operating Incognito Market, a dark web drug marketplace with $100 million in transactions. Lin, alias 'Pharoah', faced court in New York.
The FBI arrested Rui-Siang Lin, the alleged owner of Incognito Market, by following the trail of crypto transactions from the dark web marketplace to an exchange account under his name.
Taiwanese national arrested in New York for allegedly operating 'Incognito Market', a darknet drug bazaar with sales over $100 million in cryptocurrencies including narcotics like fentanyl.
A Taiwanese individual has been charged by federal prosecutors for running Incognito Market, a major illegal drug platform on the dark web, where Bitcoin (BTC) was used.
Taiwanese national arrested in New York, indicted for operating 'Incognito Market', allegedly facilitating $100 million in illegal drug sales on the dark web.
