Every mirror address has a history. The market rotates its nodes, so an address you saw months ago may have retired, and a new one takes its place. Below is the trail of the current three, and how the list has changed.
| Address (tail) | First on the list | Status |
|---|---|---|
| …wg6bocfc7aqd.onion | Mar 2025 | current |
| …oj4pjt646qd.onion | May 2025 | current |
| …omn6vyryyd.onion | Aug 2025 | current |
The tails above are the last characters of the three current mirrors, so you can confirm them without re-reading 56 letters. The full addresses are in the box at the top of the page.
Why the list moves
A mirror node is a machine running Tor with a fixed identity. An operator retires a node, replaces it, or the network makes it slow, and a new identity appears. When that happens the market publishes a new PGP-signed list. The addresses themselves do not change in place; they appear and disappear as nodes come and go.
If an address you saved stopped resolving, it probably rotated out. Do not trust a random "updated" link. Check the current signed list, or ask in the Dread thread, and confirm the tail before you go in.