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Questions about Nexus mirrors

Direct answers on how many mirrors exist, which is fastest, why live status pages cannot be truthful and what the common error messages mean.

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nexusma2iqgauqqvjcgds4ckv5xbf272tkfagq4epojjhsgleqpwxiqd.onion
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Run the check before you sign in. Open these in Tor Browser only. When the login screen loads, compare the onion printed on the page against your address bar, reading from the end. If they differ, close the tab.

How many Nexus mirrors are there?

Three onion addresses, all listed on this site. They reach the same market with the same account, balance and orders behind each.

Which mirror is the fastest?

There is no permanent answer, which is why this site publishes no ranking. Speed depends on the circuit your client draws at the moment you connect, and that changes hour to hour.

Why does this site not show live status?

Because a truthful one is impossible. Reachability is a property of your path through the network, so a page telling you a mirror is up cannot know whether it is up for you. Taking your own reading takes three minutes and is actually accurate.

What does Onionsite Not Found mean?

Your client asked the network where that address lives and got nothing. Usually a mistyped address or a service that stopped publishing. Retrying rarely helps, switching mirrors usually does.

What does Onionsite Has Disconnected mean?

The record was found and the service did not answer, often during a restart or under heavy load. This is a more hopeful error than not found and frequently clears within minutes.

Why is the market so slow?

A connection to an onion service crosses about six relays and there is no cache anywhere in the chain. Tens of seconds for a first load is normal. If it is over two minutes, take a new circuit for the site.

Images will not load. Is something wrong?

Almost certainly not. Text needs a few kilobytes and images need megabytes, so a thin circuit shows exactly this pattern. A new circuit is the only real fix.

Why do I get logged out constantly?

Usually cookies blocked for the address, or two mirrors open at once. Each onion address is a separate origin to your browser, so sessions do not travel between them.

All three are down. What now?

Check whether other onion sites work. If they do, it is the service and it usually clears in hours. Do not go searching for a replacement address, because that is exactly when people land on a cloned one.

How do I know the page is real?

Compare the onion printed on the login screen against your address bar, reading from the end. A clone copies the design perfectly and cannot sit at the real address.

Does this site track visitors or run anything?

No. No accounts, no forms, no search box, nothing collected. It publishes addresses and explains what the signals mean, and it is not the market.

If your question is not here

The signal reference covers every error message and slow pattern in detail, the baselines page gives the numbers to compare against, and the runbooks cover the procedures. Between them they answer nearly everything this page leaves out.