The founder of dark web market Silk Road, jailed for life and pardoned by President Trump, is auctioning off belongings from his prison past.

Ross Ulbricht, founder of the Silk Road, takes the stage at Bitcoin 2025 for his first public address since being pardoned. He reflects on his imprisonment and the struggle for individual freedom.

Ross Ulbricht, the former founder of the now-defunct drug trafficking site Silk Road, recently received an anonymous donation of 300 Bitcoins, worth around $31 million, according to reporting from ...

LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht has a message for the crypto community: if you want to maintain your freedom, you must remain unified and decentralized, and you must be ...

Notably, Trump pardoned Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the controversial Silk Road marketplace that used Bitcoin as its currency, on Jan. 21 — only the second day of Trump's second presidential ...

While addressing the Libertarian Party national convention in 2024, President Donald Trump promised to free Ross Ulbricht, a former tech entrepreneur incarcerated for creating a dark web site ...

An auction of Ross Ulbricht’s personal items raised over $1.8M in Bitcoin as collectors bid for pieces of Silk Road history.

At the Bitcoin 2025 conference, collector Justin Sun gave Maurizio Cattelan's $6.2 million banana artwork to Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht.

Ross Ulbricht’s recent substantial donation of 300 Bitcoin likely wasn’t the Silk Road founder sending himself funds, onchain detective ZachXBT says.

The 12-year campaign to free Ross Ulbricht — the criminal mastermind behind the Silk Road, the original crypto-enabled dark web mail-order-drug emporium — finally ended in January, when newly ...

Ross Ulbricht, the former founder of the now-defunct drug trafficking site Silk Road, recently received an anonymous donation of 300 Bitcoins, worth around $31 million, according to reporting from ...