Nexus Market runs three mirror addresses. A mirror is a separate entry point into the market, and all of them serve the same store, the same accounts and the same escrow. The market keeps more than one address because a single onion is a single target: when one mirror is slow, flooded or retired, the others keep working.
http://nexusb2l7vah4dnacy6sasnuzrayrkzuqzpzbvw3v7hxpypth6pafpqd.onionhttp://nexusma2ihrawkcble4kw5jpfjss4cq675wzatgqramz3ykwhc44ejyd.onionhttp://nexusabcdbnjw6or46y3hh6uicsl4xvu5cncfp27hkggznvtxhxlngad.onionThere is no ranking between these addresses. Do not look for a "main" link and do not assume the first one is faster for everyone. Circuit conditions differ by region and by time of day, so the practical rule is: paste one, wait, and if it does not load within a couple of minutes, paste the next.
What happens when a mirror changes
The market retires addresses on a schedule and under pressure. A retired mirror stops resolving, and a new one appears in the signed announcement. Until the announcement is out, the old list is all anyone has, which is why old forum posts and saved bookmarks go stale. That is the reason this page exists: the list here is refreshed when the market publishes a change, and the date above tells you how fresh it is.
If every address on this page fails to load, the usual causes are a congested Tor network or a temporary outage on the market side. Wait 15 to 30 minutes and retry. Do not search for a replacement address in a regular search engine while the market is down. That is when the clones work hardest.
Using mirrors safely
- Copy the address, never type it. One character off and you are on a clone that looks almost identical.
- Open it in Tor Browser only. A normal browser cannot resolve .onion addresses at all.
- Compare the loaded address with the one you copied before you enter your password.
- Keep this page bookmarked as your source of truth, and treat forwarded "new mirror" messages with suspicion until you can check them against the list.
For the full setup, including how to install Tor Browser and what the security settings should be, see the Tor Browser guide. For how to tell a real address from a cloned one, see verifying an onion link.