The Dark Web got another version of Silk Road today. The famous mining market is back with version 3.0. The new site was announced in a Reddit thread a few hours ago by the administrator of the rival Crypto Market. In fact, the two sites share the same support forum, which is also hosted on the Dark Web.
Registrations on the new website are open today and the market's "shelves" have already begun to fill with stolen data, exploits, botnets, drugs, weapons, and anything else that is illegal and not publicly available. 
The original Silk Road began in February 2011 and was shut down in the summer of 2013, after a series of FBI raids that managed to arrest many of the site's users and moderators, even administrator Ross Ulbricht.
Silk Road 2.0 came along in November 2013, but the feds quickly arrested the administrators a month later.
In November 2014 someone tried to bring Silk Road back once again, but by January 2016, the website was shut down after failing to attract new users.
This attempt is probably doomed, as with the publicity and history of takedowns that the two Silk Roads have, what criminal would want to connect to the site?
What may change this time is the reputation of the owner of the Crypto Market page, it has been operating for quite some time without incidents.
Currently, the most popular Dark Web marketplaces include the following names:
Alphabay, Dream Market, The Real Deal, Zocalo, Valhalla, Hansa Market, Acropolis, Python Market, Oasis Market, Bloomsfield, German-Plaza, Darknet Heroes League, The Majestic Garden, Crypto Market, and more.
