The addresses
Three strings, published in the order they were given, with no labels and no ranking. This page exists mainly to say clearly what such a list does not mean.
The nexus market mirrors
Copy rather than retype. A nexus onion link is 56 characters before the suffix and there is no version of it that is nearly right.
nexusb2l7fmqnefwphyy7m5zjhlkytlbo7qbb5lu5dlczr3azgii2gyd.onionnexusma2iegzo7atzwbrwxhcdopyri3vare2twibldnlc3txqjdeb5yd.onionnexusabcdpvtnivv6owtqjkvd22k5x3hlpofkgjqjmgzltlde6mwe2qd.onionPublished as supplied. Nothing on this site is monitored, so nothing here says any of them opens now, opened yesterday or will open later.
What this list is
A set of addresses that were supplied to this site and published unchanged. That is the whole claim. They appear in the order they were given, which is not a ranking, and they carry no labels, because calling one of them a main address and another a backup would be a statement about something nobody outside can see.
The same three strings appear at the top of every page on this site. That is deliberate. A reader who arrives on a page about wording a dispute should not have to go looking for the address, and a site that keeps its addresses on one page is a site that quietly encourages people to search for them elsewhere at the worst possible moment.
What this list is not
| A reader might assume | The honest position |
|---|---|
| These are up | Unknown. Nothing here is probed or checked, now or ever |
| The first one is the best | There is no ordering. They are in supplied order |
| These are the only ones | Unknown. This is the set supplied to this site, not a census |
| A working link means the site is genuine | A page that loads has proved that a page loads and nothing else |
| This list is current | It is as current as the file date and no more. There is no last checked date because nothing is checked |
That table is the reason the page exists. A published list is a weak instrument and pretending otherwise is where most of the harm in this corner of the subject comes from.
Copying without wrecking it
- Use the copy button rather than selecting by hand. Selection across a line break drops characters silently and the result still looks like an address.
- Paste it into a file you control before you paste it anywhere else, so you are comparing against your own copy next time rather than against whatever is in front of you.
- Compare the first six and the last six characters against your saved copy. A generated lookalike matches at the start and diverges in the middle, which is where reading fails and comparing does not.
- Collect addresses on an ordinary day. Looking for a nexus market working link at the moment nothing loads is the worst moment to be evaluating a source, and it is exactly when helpful ones appear.
On checking a nexus market address you found elsewhere
This site cannot tell you whether an address you found somewhere else is genuine, and neither can any other site. What it can tell you is that comparing a string against a copy you saved earlier is a real check, and that reading it and thinking it looks right is not.
Why there is no status light
Because maintaining one honestly is a continuous job and pretending to maintain one is worse than useless. A green dot that was last accurate three weeks ago sends somebody to an address with more confidence than they had before they arrived. Nothing on this site is monitored, and the site says so on every page rather than burying it.
Questions people ask about this
How many Nexus market mirrors are there?
This site publishes the three it was given. Whether more exist is not something it can know, and a number would be an invention.
Why are the addresses not numbered or labelled?
Numbering implies an order of preference and labels like main or backup imply knowledge of how the far side is arranged. Neither is available here.
Is there a nexus market working link anywhere on this site?
There are three published addresses and no claim about any of them working. Those are different things and the difference is the point of this page.