What BestNexus does and does not do
A short list, because the not-doing is the part people assume.
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What we do
- Publish the current Nexus Market onion mirrors. All three, with copy buttons, on every page.
- Explain how to open them, how to verify them, and how to tell a real one from a clone.
- Update the list when the market’s signed mirror announcements change.
Why no status badge appears beside an address
A green dot describes a different circuit
Tor builds your route fresh, through different relays, every time. An address can answer for one machine and time out for another in the same second. Any online indicator you see beside an onion is reporting a moment that has passed, on a path that is not yours.
An uptime percentage has no denominator
Ninety-nine point some of what, measured from where, counting which failures as downtime? A slow circuit and a dead service look identical from the outside, and every published figure quietly folds them together.
Nobody here can hold your credentials
The password, the 2FA and the withdrawal address are yours. No directory anywhere has a copy, and any page that asks you for them is not a directory. If a page carrying this name asks you to sign in, close it.
Not the market
This is a list of addresses. It does not run Nexus Market, hold accounts, move funds or read your traffic.
No dates on the changes
When the list updates, it updates. There is no timestamp next to it, because a date without a check behind it is decoration.
Where the addresses come from
Mirror rotations at Nexus Market are announced as PGP-signed posts. A signature that verifies against the operator’s public key is the entry ticket for a new address on this list. Links that arrive by any other channel, chat, forum, email, search results, are treated as unverified until the signed announcement says otherwise.