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<p>Create Timeline:Bohemia (2023 instability + Dutch police dismantling)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Bohemia Market, often paired with its companion cannabis-focused market Cannabia, was a darknet marketplace launched on 23 May 2021. It grew into one of the most prominent English-language drug markets and also listed malware and DDoS attack services. It is covered in more detail on the [[Markets:Bohemia_Market|Bohemia Market]] page.<br /> <br /> == 2023 Instability ==<br /> Bohemia&#039;s final year was marked by instability. On 2 October 2023 the market experienced a wallet withdrawal bug, followed by a white-screen outage on 29 October attributed to overwhelming DDoS attacks. On 22 November 2023 the market &quot;reopened - supposedly&quot;, a move which in hindsight coincided with the final period of its operation. The market stopped operating in late 2023.<br /> <br /> == Dismantling ==<br /> On 10 October 2024, the Dutch National Police (Politie) announced the dismantling of Bohemia/Cannabia, describing it at the time as the world&#039;s largest and longest-running dark web market for illegal goods. The investigation, carried out with partners in Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States, had begun towards the end of 2022.<br /> <br /> Two suspected administrators were arrested, and over €8 million in cryptocurrency was seized from them. Following the takedown, data from the platform fed into further international enforcement action, most notably Operation RapTor in May 2025.</div>

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