Primary endpointhttp://nexusacbesqtn3yorsycg27ivjn37qu7laqgkzutd3m5njqmaxpdiqid.onion
Rotation Mechanics
Endpoints burn out. Denial of service attacks saturate inbound capacity. Nexus Market responds by provisioning new v3 addressing. This is standard protocol for a platform handling 180k entries. Static infrastructure dies. Fluid infrastructure survives.
We saw three endpoints drop off the consensus yesterday. Two new ones appeared, signed by the primary release key. We validated the fingerprints. They match.
Primary Endpoint
The main routing address currently responding to traffic: nexusacbesqtn3yorsycg27ivjn37qu7laqgkzutd3m5njqmaxpdiqid.onion. Verify the signature yourself.
Do not trust unverified lists. Scrapers pull dead strings. Phishers reference ads. A Wikipedia's darknet-market entry outlines the historical attrition rate of hubs that fail to rotate. Nexus avoids this by cycling early.
Vendor Migration
The market currently hosts 600 vendors. Data consistency across the cluster means sessions persist even if your active mirror drops. You do not lose escrow states.
Multisig escrow remains the default. Monero preferred payments continue to clear. The 45k+ users operating here rely on these guarantees. When a mirror cycles, the underlying database does not flinch. You reconnect. You resume.
Watch the network health. Tools like Ahmia scrape surface-level nodes, but deep verification requires pulling the PGP key block directly from the market's `/pgp.txt` route.
PGP-Required
Messaging demands encryption. Unencrypted comms are dropped by the routing layer.
Multisig Escrow
Funds require 2-of-3 signatures. Market admins cannot unilaterally move capital.
Independent Verification
Nexus Access tests endpoints hourly. We publish the delta.
Current Routing Protocol
Active nodes deployed by Nexus Market. Test connections before initiating sessions.
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PGP-signed block
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Why do mirrors go offline unexpectedly?
Traffic spikes. Wired's Tor coverage frequently details how network-wide Sybil attacks degrade circuit creation. Mirrors drop to shed bad connections. It is a defense mechanism.
How often does Nexus Access update?
Hourly. We pull the raw PGP blocks, verify the math, and ping the daemon. If it fails three consecutive checks, it drops from the active roster.
What happens to my Monero during a rotation?
Nothing. The frontend routing layer is detached from the backend ledger. Multisig parameters remain intact. Refer to the Escrow Process page for transaction states.
Is there a canary?
Yes. The market updates its signed message bi-weekly. A Wikipedia's warrant-canary entry explains the legal mechanics. If the signature fails or the timestamp lags, we flag the network red.
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