- 'Silk Road Reloaded' is just one of many blackmarkets; there were something like 50 openings in 2014 alone (see http://www.gwern.net/Black-market%20survival#data & https://www.reddit.com/r/DarkNetMarkets/comments/2r58vs/2014... ). There is nothing new or interesting about a new blackmarket opening.
- It's not even the first site to be called 'Silk Road Reloaded'. The name is also a blatant effort to fool newbies and claim unearned credit.
- Heck, it's not even the first site to be run on I2P. I believe that was pioneered December 2013 by the late lamented The Marketplace (which also introduced multisig escrow). A few other markets tried afterwards, but the problem with I2P is that it's slow and doesn't seem to reliably work for users with all sorts of configs, and they all either closed quickly or set up a Tor hidden service. Thus far, the potential security advantage of I2P has not justified the hassle. And it's not like blackmarkets are often busted.
- Likewise, not a pioneer in the use of Litecoin, Dogecoin, or Darkcoin. Might be for Anoncoin, but I suspect it will find like past marketplaces that there's just not a lot of interest in those by users. The problem for blackmarket sellers is not 'my coin is only pseudonymous', the problem is cashing out to fiat safely and efficiently; Bitcoin currently offers the most scope for cashing out, and it will be a long time (if ever) for those others to match it.
- The admin is a raging asshole, if you check out his Reddit comments. Anyone want to trust him with a few thousand bucks in anonymous e-cash...?
- On top of that, he supposedly began coding the site after SR1 was busted. How does it take over a year to set up a simple e-commerce site when almost 60 other clones were able to set up in that time? To me, that reads like it's a hobby, at best, or that he's completely incompetent, at worse. In neither case does one want to use his site.