SuperTrips: The Pablo Escobar Of Silkroad

How did one man become a Bitcoin millionaire selling drugs online?

What led a seemingly ordinary young man to become entangled in one of the most dangerous criminal enterprises known?

The Silk Road is the answer!

Silk Road was a website hosted on the Dark Net where sellers could make huge fortunes in illegal merchandise, such as drugs. For Maikel Cornelis Jan Slomp, a simple software programmer who was earning paltry sums from gigs, it became a route towards wealth that he could scarcely have imagined and set him on a collision course with the FBI that would eventually see him sent to prison for 10 years

Inside the pages of SuperTrips: The Pablo Escobar of Silkroad, you can discover how Slomp sold MDMA, ecstasy, cocaine, benzodiazepine, amphetamine, LSD and marijuana in such vast quantities that it earned more than $170 million in Bitcoin, becoming the highest ever earner on Silk Road and making himself a target for international crime agencies in the process.

Going by the online nickname of SuperTrips, Slomp was able to climb to the very top of the Silk Road in a short space of time, leading him on a rollercoaster ride of a lifetime that seemed to be without end and without any penalty. Until he was caught.

Follow the story of Maikel Cornelis Jan Slomp and how he went from an unassuming young man earning a pittance, to an international drugs kingpin by the time he reached the age of just 21.