About the set
Why publish twelve addresses instead of one?
A single address is a single point of failure for reaching a service, and onion addresses are cheap to generate. Publishing several is ordinary. Twelve is more than most, which is covered on the page about the size of the set. What twelve does not do is make any of them more reliable than one of them.
Are all twelve the same site?
This site cannot say. Each address is a separate key. Whether they lead to the same service depends on who holds those keys, which is not something a string reveals. The honest statement is that twelve addresses were published together, and that is all.
Which one is the main TorZon address?
There is no basis here for naming one. The set is printed flat and unlabelled for that reason. One address does spell the market name, and its record page explains why that is not the same as being the main one.
About what is computed
Where do the numbers on this site come from?
From the twelve strings, on every request. Length, digit counts, symbol counts, shared prefixes and frequency tables are all arithmetic over the characters. No stored data, no history, no external source.
Did any address fail a check?
No. All 12 are exactly 56 characters, and all 672 characters across the set are drawn from the 32 legal symbols. If one had failed, its record page would show the failure in red and name the offending characters.
Can I recompute these numbers myself?
Yes, and that is the point of doing it this way. Take the twelve strings from the address index and count. Anything on this site that disagrees with your count is a bug in this site.
About what is refused
Why is there no uptime percentage?
Because producing one would mean opening addresses repeatedly, and this site does not open addresses. A percentage without that work behind it is decoration. Read what this explorer cannot tell you.
Why no last checked date?
Same reason. A date implies a check happened. None did. The only date on the site is when the text was last edited, which is what it says it is.
Is this site run by TorZon?
No. It is not the market, is not operated by it, has no relationship with it and cannot act for you in any dispute. It reads twelve published strings and prints what the characters say.
Questions
Does this explorer tell me if a TorZon link is working?
No. It never opens an address, so it has nothing to report about reachability. It computes properties of the strings and stops there.
How do I know the twelve strings here are the right ones?
This site cannot establish that for you and does not claim to. It can only tell you that the twelve strings it was given are well formed, which is a much weaker statement than authenticity.
Is one of the twelve safer than the others?
Nothing on this site supports that conclusion. All twelve pass the same checks and none carries a property that makes it preferable.