Updates · latest September 30, 2026 UTC
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This page collects mirror changes, market updates and the practical guides we publish. Entries are dated, and the list refreshes as new ones are added. The mirror list itself lives on the mirrors page, where it is checked daily.
The beginner's path, from zero to a confirmed first order, with the mistakes that are the expensive ones and the habits that are the cheap ones.
The full path from a deposit to a confirmed delivery, with the checks at each step and the mistakes that are expensive to undo.
The checklist for a down market, in the order, and the difference between a down mirror, a down market, and a down network.
What escrow actually holds, when the money moves, what a market-held escrow means for you, and the difference between it and multisig.
The dispute process, step by step, what the evidence is, what the ruling looks like, and the deadline that decides the outcome.
What PGP actually does for you on a market, how to generate a key, how to message a vendor, and the one mistake that undoes the whole point.
The full stack, from the browser to the wallet to the message, in the order it fails, and the habit at each layer.
How the clones work, the address patterns they use, the messages that deliver them, and the five-second check that stops them.
The honest comparison between Nexus and Torzon: catalog size, escrow model, coins, dispute speed, and who each one is for.
The settings that matter for market use: the security slider, bridges, the new identity button, and the ones you should leave alone.
How withdrawals work, the 1 percent fee, the minimum, the timing, and the three mistakes that get funds stuck.
The actual cost structure of Nexus Market: what is free, what the 1 percent covers, the supported coins, and where the hidden costs are.
A straight answer to the question everyone asks: what the safety record is, where the risk actually sits, and the setup that keeps it low.
The clearnet domains that impersonate Nexus Market, how to recognize them, and the rule that keeps you out of them.
The scams that actually happen, in the order of frequency, how each one works, and the check that stops it.
What to bookmark, what not to, and the setup that keeps the bookmarks working through mirror rotations.
A practical review of Nexus Market after extended use: what works, what is slow, what the fees feel like, and who it is for.
The full verification path, from the signed announcement to the address in your browser, and what each step proves.
Where support actually lives, what to include in a ticket, and the difference between a problem the directory can help with and one the market handles.
What 2FA protects, the methods available, the recovery plan, and the one scenario where 2FA is not enough.
From a fresh computer to a logged in Nexus Market account, step by step, with the settings that matter and the mistakes that cost money.
The Android setup for Nexus Market, what works well, what leaks more than you think, and the limits of phone trading.
The full mirror list, checked daily.
Tell a real .onion address from a clone.
Install, open, and secure your first session.
What it is, what it costs, where it is weak.
