Market ยท since 2024
Osiris Market
Standard profile for this catalogue: 2024, two coins, three addresses. Since three is the common case here, this is the right page to explain what a set of three actually does over time, which is change.
Osiris Market
Three published addresses. Since 2024, takes BTC and XMR.
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What is checkable
| Fact | What is known |
|---|---|
| Appeared | 2024 |
| Coins | BTC and XMR |
| Published addresses | Three, the common case in this catalogue |
| Aimed at | Global, English |
A published set is a snapshot
The three strings above were the published set when this page was written. Addresses get retired for reasons nobody outside ever hears: load, pressure, a key rotation, an operational decision. Retirement is routine and it does not reverse.
So the set you save today will drift. Not quickly, and not on a schedule you can predict, which is exactly why the habit that works is comparing rather than remembering.
The whole maintenance burden, about a minute
Keep the set in a file with the date you wrote it down beside it. Compare against a published set every few weeks, on an ordinary day rather than during an outage. Delete what falls off instead of archiving it, because an address kept in case it comes back is one you will paste in six months.
What a revived address means
If one of these drops out of circulation and then starts answering again months later, it has not come back. Serving on an exact onion address requires the private key it was derived from, so either that key is in somebody else hands or the string you are looking at is not the one you remember.
The second is much more common and it is the reason this catalogue keeps saying to compare the middle. A near miss matches the opening because the opening is what people read, and all three addresses here begin with the market name, which makes that opening cheap to reproduce.
Who it suits
- Anyone holding Bitcoin or Monero.
- Anyone who keeps notes. Three strings is easy to maintain and easy to neglect.
- Anyone who wants a second name on the list rather than a single answer.
It suits you badly if you want the largest address set, which is TorZon with five, or if you filter hard on age.
What none of this tells you
Whether any of the three is reachable, which this site never checks and never will, because a status that nobody maintains is worse than no status at all. Also nothing about what happens after you log in, which is the part that actually decides how an order goes and the part no catalogue has access to.