Two of Three Mirror Addresses Replaced in Routine Update

As part of its scheduled maintenance cycle, the operator executed a mirror rotation on September 4, 2026. Two of the three currently active addresses were retired and replaced with newly generated strings. The third address remained identical to the previous set. Users relying on saved bookmarks for the displaced addresses found themselves disconnected until the list was updated. All three remaining entries direct traffic to the same backend instance, preserving individual account histories and inventory visibility regardless of entry point.

This operation follows the established pattern of partial replacement rather than complete overhaul. By retaining one constant address, the system ensures continuity for those resistant to change while forcing adaptation among others. The shift aims to distribute load across different Tor exit nodes and obscure traffic patterns through varying initial points of contact. Traders needing immediate access should retrieve the latest strings from official communication channels before attempting login. Failure to update leads only to dead links, not data loss, as all data resides centrally behind the multiple front doors.