Primary held through a second summer DDoS wave.
Queue times peaked at four minutes on the worst circuit built. Rebuild through a different guard dropped it back under a minute. No rotation needed.
Nexus mirror log
Nexus Market mirrors
verified
01Current mirrors
Three onion addresses in the current Nexus Market rotation. All resolve to the same storefront. Pick whichever opens fast, they are equivalent.
before you press enter
The Nexus login carries the current onion inside the captcha image. Read the small text at the bottom of that picture and compare against your URL bar. If they do not match, the mirror is a phishing clone. Close the tab and open this page again from a bookmark.
Open in Tor Browser · 3 steps
- Copy one address from the list above. Any of the three works.
- Open Tor Browser and set the security slider to Safest before you paste. If you do not have it yet, download from torproject.org. See the access page for the full setup.
- Paste and press Return. Wait for the anti-DDoS queue to clear (usually under a minute). The Nexus login page comes up next.
02Recent notes
addition
Mirror 04 introduced.
Fourth mirror added. Signed at 14:07 UTC. Fingerprint unchanged.
Primary held through a coordinated DDoS burst.
Queue times ran 40 to 70 seconds most of the day. No rotation needed. Observed from three fresh circuits.
Mirror 02 gap and same-address return.
Backup 02 offline for two days, back on the same address. No signed post because the address did not change. Standard descriptor stale-out shape.
addition
Mirror 03 introduced.
Third mirror added to the set. Signed at 22:14 UTC. Fingerprint on the announcement matches the operator key on file since launch.
Captcha style changed, address position moves to top-right.
Cosmetic change. The onion address is still baked into the captcha image, only its position moved. Verification behaviour unchanged.