Quote from: The Pharmacist on April 13, 2016, 11:31:12 PM

Quote from: Patatas on April 13, 2016, 05:21:45 PM

There is no way to detect a illegal transaction.I doubt even in future this feature will ever be implemented.How can you decide if a transaction is illegal ? Volume of the trade ? Bitcoin address associated with it ? All the blockchain does is process the transactions by keeping them public regardless of who or what is being the address is used for.

Quote from: Viyamore on April 13, 2016, 05:19:55 PM

I think there's no reason for the blockchain to detect some illegal use of bitcoins or in any form of transactions along the deepweb..because first of all bitcoins are anonymous ,also the transactions on deepweb will be more anonymous..before entering on that site many people hide their ip 10x or more to not be trace in any transactions they made.

That's incorrect. Transactions will be on the blockchain regardless of how secure your Tor network is. Doesn't matter if you're on deepweb,a public ip or 10 tunnels down the secure server,your transactions will be anonymous and public only.

Agreed. I'd be very interested to know how this would be possible. But I'm sure the FBI and all the alphabet agencies will find a way--they're always watching.

Im not a web surfer on that deep web ,but i know some because of my groups ., i think also that FBI is keep on tracing any illegal transaction on that web, but many anonymous hackers are there watching but no power to report it , so i thinks theres so many people who also hires a hackers to do job or to have a transactions on that site .. We all know that one wrong move FBI can trace us.