Disclaimer
Four sentences that a visitor who arrived here in a hurry should read before they trust anything on the page, including this page.
The short version
This page publishes onion addresses and the instructions that go with them. It is not the storefront, it holds no balances, it sees no account, and it runs no live uptime probe, so every number quoted on a page here that looks like a measurement is somebody else’s measurement being described.
What this page owns is the list of addresses and the instructions printed around it. The storefront, the wallet, the vendor list and the dispute desk are all on the far side of the link, and nothing here can see a single line of them.
Nothing written on these pages is investment, tax or legal advice about any of the four coins the market accepts. A balance you leave on a custodial marketplace is a claim on a stranger, and no paragraph on a directory improves that.
Everything here is provided as it is, without warranty of any kind, including the accuracy of a copied address and the state of a service on the day you try it.
About the word official
It appears in a title here because a search for this market is a search for the real address among lookalikes, and that is the job the page does. It is not a claim of ownership. The marketplace itself has no clear web storefront to be the official version of at the moment, because the domain that carried its one clear web page is parked at a domain auction, and that fact is worth more than any adjective on this site.
About the numbers quoted elsewhere
Uptime figures quoted on other pages in this category have been observed reaching eleven decimal places on one service and sitting at an exact zero on another, with the most recent successful check on the first being eleven months before you read about it. Where a number on this site is a measurement, the page says who measured it and when. Where it is not a measurement, the page does not present it as one. That is the whole of the policy, and the status page is where it is applied.
Currency, regulation, and the boring part
The four coins a deposit can be made in are volatile, and a balance expressed in dollars at the moment you read it and a balance settled in coin at the moment you withdraw are two different amounts. Rules about what may be bought and sold where you live are yours to know, and a page that lists three addresses is not a licence.