What it is
An explorer over twelve published TorZon addresses. The form is borrowed from block explorers, which take a set of opaque items and give each one a page listing its properties. Here the items are strings and the properties are countable facts about characters.
Everything is computed at the moment you load the page. There is no database, no cache of results and no stored history. If you edited one character in the source list, every number across the whole site would change to match, which is the property that makes the numbers worth printing.
What it refuses to do
- It never opens an address. No probing, no connection attempt, no availability check of any kind.
- It prints no uptime figure, no response time and no last checked date, because it has nothing to base any of them on.
- It does not rank the twelve or call any of them primary, main or backup.
- It carries no advertising, no affiliate arrangements and no sponsored placement, and takes no money from any platform.
- It sets no cookies, runs no analytics and has no accounts. The only script on the page copies text to the clipboard.
How to check it
Take the twelve strings from the address index and count them yourself. Length is trivial. Digits are the characters 2 through 7. Shared prefix is how many opening characters two strings agree on before they diverge. All of it is arithmetic that fits in a few lines of any language.
That is deliberate. A site that reports things it measured privately is asking to be trusted. A site that reports arithmetic over data it shows you in full is asking to be checked, which is a much smaller request. If a number here disagrees with your count, this site is wrong.
What it is not
It is not TorZon, is not run by TorZon and has no relationship with the market or anyone operating it. It cannot recover funds, resolve disputes, contact anyone on your behalf or influence anything that happens on any service. It is a page that counts characters.
It also cannot tell you whether the twelve strings it was given are the right twelve strings. That is a question about publication history and about who you trust, and no analysis of characters answers it. The site is careful never to imply otherwise, and the pages under how it works spell out where the limits fall.
Questions
Who runs this site?
An independent publisher with no connection to TorZon or to any market. There is no affiliate relationship and no money from any platform.
Why not just check whether the addresses work?
Because a check made here would tell you about this machine at one moment, not about yours now. Publishing that as a status would be presenting a stale, unverifiable fact as a current one.