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Dark Matter market link

The Dark Matter market hosts below are the October candidates. “Dark Matter market official” on a clearnet blog does not replace these strings. This desk is the no-wallet case in the index.

Hosts

Advantages researchers usually cite

• No internal wallet. Notes say payment is the exact order amount into a multisig address. There is no pooled balance for an exit to sweep.
• Monero only. One coin simplifies the comparison. Bitcoin does not appear in the payment list we keep.
• A smaller vendor set. Bonds paid in XMR and a track-record requirement are described as the reason the catalogue is shorter than Torzon’s.
• PGP on messages. The research tab treats encrypted messages as mandatory, which fits a dispute process that needs evidence rather than screenshots alone.
• Three mirrors, same as October. The model did not change in the 1 October pass. Only the hosts were compared again.

Directory stats for this desk

Three hosts, unchanged since September. The “no wallet” point is a design description, not a measurement of funds. Signing mistakes can still lock a multisig; that trade-off is why the longer page exists. This card does not repeat the signing steps.

Research tab: Dark Matter review. Month context: October snapshot.

Questions this page is meant to answer

• What is the Dark Matter market link? One of the three onions above.
• Why do people compare it with Nexus? Both mention 2-of-3. Dark Matter is the one described as having no deposit wallet at all, and XMR only.
• Is a clearnet mirror enough? No. Confirm the onion.