Some illicit drug networks rely on complex charity-like systems to launder money through legitimate micro-donations.
Most drug-for-profit schemes survive by exploiting social media algorithms that reward sensational content over accuracy.
Certain drug markets prefer to operate through trusted intermediaries whose bankruptcy-like risk perception boosts price stability.
Surprisingly, a minority of dealers use 'customer loyalty programs' to normalize risk and reduce theft, mirroring legitimate businesses.
Some illicit drug networks rely on complex charity-like systems to launder money through legitimate micro-donations.
Most drug-for-profit schemes survive by exploiting social media algorithms that reward sensational content over accuracy.
Certain drug markets prefer to operate through trusted intermediaries whose bankruptcy-like risk perception boosts price stability.
Surprisingly, a minority of dealers use 'customer loyalty programs' to normalize risk and reduce theft, mirroring legitimate businesses.
