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Core Market was founded in early 2019 and featured a BTC and XMR payment system, multisignature escrow, 2FA, and a %3 commission rate. The market exit scammed around July of the same year, which means it was operational for only around 2 – 4 months. Initially, they offered a limited amount of free vendor accounts to established vendors who were victims of exit scams at other markets.
The Aurora market was founded in November of 2020, and featured an easy to use and pleasant user interface (UI), a $350 vendor bond, payments in BTC and XMR, %4 commission, wallet-less payments, and 2FA logins. The team claims they coded the market “from scratch” and spent over 1000 hours developing it. The market exit scammed either during later 2021 or early 2022.
 
Little is known about this shortlived marketplace.

Revision as of 11:25, 2 February 2024

The Aurora market was founded in November of 2020, and featured an easy to use and pleasant user interface (UI), a $350 vendor bond, payments in BTC and XMR, %4 commission, wallet-less payments, and 2FA logins. The team claims they coded the market “from scratch” and spent over 1000 hours developing it. The market exit scammed either during later 2021 or early 2022.