The Mars Market onion directory

This is the directory. It is a small editorial page that publishes Mars Market addresses for readers who came here looking for working storefront URLs and could not find a trustworthy place to copy them from. The directory is written by an editor team rather than spat out by a script, which is why the prose around the addresses reads like a paragraph rather than a dashboard.

What sits on this index page is the short version. The mirrors page carries the same five entries with more room to breathe, the onion-links page reframes them for readers who arrived via a search rather than a bookmark, and the rest of the directory works through Tor, the storefront layout and the kind of questions readers usually have on a first visit.

The current entries

• mars24pas2vgwtr4drrsy7tlngevbvxyguejynnkeywibjzenet7knqd.onion copy
• marsautbk3di5cj75eh4dakjjrngddnjwqfdltbq2sy6cf7unzkd2bad.onion copy
• marshjhtog245vzjzcicnmv2ci6yljibvdm4pngq5kmkfvcutppboxad.onion copy
• marsiujka6lrsaqpnxiwvknthhzsrlmq77mnl2fi62guc4lwxif65syd.onion copy
• marsmtbwtxkohhpu34m4jkwcntian7n257wsex5tbkmsjdjrsz6me3yd.onion copy

How to read the directory

The directory is meant to be skimmed in any order. A reader who already understands the Tor Browser and only wants the address goes straight to the mirrors page. A reader who is here for the first time and is unsure what onion routing means goes to tor access first. The marketplace page describes what the storefront actually sells and how its escrow flow is built, which is the part that tends to interest readers who have used other markets and want to compare.

What the directory does not do

The directory does not pretend to know whether a given address is online at the moment you read it. Earlier drafts carried status hints that suggested it could, and the editor team has chosen not to do that any more — a clearnet page is the wrong place to claim live knowledge of a hidden service. The directory publishes the current rotation, writes about it in plain prose, and lets the Tor Browser do its own work when you paste an entry into the address bar.

A note on the editor voice

Pages in the directory are written by a small editor team that watches the Mars Market storefront. The tone is the same everywhere on the site — calm, plain, slightly under-stated — because that tone makes the address lines stand out more than they would in a louder page. Readers who came here for marketing will find the prose disappointing; readers who came here for working addresses will find the marketing missing.