Nexus Panel BoardPanels of numbers this site works out for itself
Strings

Strings

This section forgets what the strings point at and looks only at what they are made of.

Characters per address
56
characters, before .onion
Distinct symbols used
30
1
2
3
distinct symbols, highest of the three
Alphabet the set touches
32 of 32
symbols the set touches
Shared opening length
5
characters the three share at the front

Nexus market addresses in this board

copy, do not retype
nexusb2l73qzjn4slhyfxa3jvpolw7fomiz5sgyyefnsdhikaqgborqd.onion
nexusma2iekjhhyenua3u4zlyfsj2ubwxr2nt6gdte5rvwukzze63fyd.onion
nexusabcdbnjw6or46y3hh6uicsl4xvu5cncfp27hkggznvtxhxlngad.onion

Printed as supplied, in no order, with nothing marked best or main. This board never opens an address, so nothing on this page says one of them is reachable for you now.

Why start with the shape of the string

An onion address is not a name that somebody chose. It is a chunk of key material written down in a restricted alphabet, and that origin shows in its shape. It has a fixed length. It uses a fixed set of symbols. It has no structure a reader can lean on, no vowels in the right places, no syllables, no words.

That makes it a genuinely hard thing for a person to handle, and most of the trouble people have with nexus market mirrors comes straight from that difficulty rather than from anything clever. So the first section on this board measures the difficulty instead of talking around it.

The panels in this section

Reading this panel wrong

2 ways it happens
  1. Assuming a longer shared opening means the addresses are related.The shared opening is a chosen vanity prefix. It says the operator generated keys until they got that start. It says nothing about what any of them serves.
  2. Reading alphabet coverage as a quality score.Coverage is a side effect of random key material written in base32. A set that touched fewer symbols would not be worse.

What this panel is not: a way of deciding which address is the real one. The arithmetic here describes strings, and any string can be described.

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Strings
How long each address is The symbols an address can contain The opening all three share Where the three part company Digits, and where they fall What repeats inside an address How far apart the three are The character they all end on
Reading
Symbols the eye trades What a front and back check proves The part nobody reads Reading an address in blocks Copying rather than typing The stretches you cannot say Reading an address out loud What a check cannot reach
Route
What the browser is doing The first load of the session When a page loads slowly Why the path keeps changing What each step can see The screens that mean failure Where the address lives between visits Where the address came from
Session
The name you choose The login screen How long a session lasts What stays behind Two tabs, one account Ending a session on purpose Losing access Encrypted text in a session
Money
The deposit address Waiting for confirmations What escrow holds Where the cost sits Rounding and leftovers Taking a balance back out The waiting, laid out The steps you cannot take back
Orders
Before the order exists Placing the order The delivery details Between placing and dispatch What tracking does not say Finalising When it goes to dispute The feedback you leave
Corpus
How much is on this board How the panels are distributed How long a panel is The tiles, counted Which phrases the board uses What is deliberately left out How the panels connect The tiles that come back empty
Reference
All panelsHow the numbers are madeThe addressesWhat this board covers