WeTheNorth mirrors — one market, several doors
WeTheNorth runs a hub-and-spokes layout: a canonical onion service, orbited by clearnet mirrors. All doors open into the same market — one account, one wallet, one order history. The choice between them is about convenience and privacy, never about content.
The doors
| Door | Opens with | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| hn2paw7zaahbikbejiv6h22zwtijlam65y2c77xj2ypbilm2xs4bnbid.onion | Tor Browser | Logins, deposits, orders, withdrawals — anything sensitive |
| wtnmarket.net | Any browser | Everyday browsing; the primary mirror |
| wtnmarket.ru | Any browser | Backup when .net is busy |
| wtnmarket.store | Any browser | Alternate backup during maintenance |
| wtnforum.net / wtnforum.ru | Any browser | Community forum and announcements |
Enter through wtnmarket.net →
What mirrors are for
Availability. Darknet infrastructure lives under low-grade, constant attack; a market with a single address is a market with a single point of failure. The mirrors spread the load and survive individual domain trouble: if one slows under a DDoS wave, the others carry Canadians through, and the onion service — hardest to attack — remains the backbone.
What mirrors are not
- Not separate markets. Register once and you exist on all of them; your balance and orders show everywhere.
- Not more private than Tor. A mirror session on your home connection tells your ISP the domain you visited. For shopping sessions where that matters, use the onion address.
- Not immune to look-alikes. Phishers imitate mirrors far more easily than they could ever imitate an onion address — so on clearnet, exact spelling is everything. wtnmarket.net, wtnmarket.ru, wtnmarket.store: those three, spelled precisely.
The practical pattern
Browse on a mirror during the week — it is fast and works on your phone. When it is time to log in seriously, deposit, or order, open Tor Browser and the onion address, and do it there. Bookmark one mirror plus the onion address plus the forum, and you have the full resilience of the market's layout in three bookmarks.