The provided sources offer a comprehensive analysis of the term "The Pink Meth," explaining that the moniker refers to two entirely separate but critical criminal phenomena. First, the term denotes a specific variant of the illicit substance pink-colored crystal methamphetamine, whose coloration is often due to contaminants or intentional dyes used for market branding, despite the widespread "Strawberry Quik Meth" scare being a debunked moral panic. Second, the sources analyze "The Pink Meth" as a notorious, now-defunct digital platform that operated as a major hub for Image-Based Sexual Abuse (IBSA), also known as "revenge porn." This digital platform maximized harm through doxing and employed an explicit extortion model by charging victims substantial fees for content removal, highlighting challenges in applying the Communications Decency Act (CDA) Section 230 and necessitating international law enforcement action.