nexus-access.bizSave the three addresses so you never have to search

This step takes three minutes and prevents the single most common way people lose an account. It is worth more than most of the technical advice on this site.

The failure it prevents

A familiar address goes quiet. Somebody wants in, opens a search engine, and takes the first plausible result. That result is a copy of the market that exists to collect passwords, and it ranks precisely because nobody looks for a market address until they are anxious and in a hurry. Having the list already in front of you means that moment never arrives.

Where to keep them

• A bookmark folder in Tor Browser, which is the simplest option and survives restarts.
• A password manager entry, which is better if you already use one.
• On paper, which sounds old fashioned and is genuinely fine for three lines.
• On a persistent Tails volume if that is how you work.

Where not to keep them

Anywhere that syncs to a service under your name. A note application that backs up to a cloud account attaches those addresses to your identity, which is a strange thing to do deliberately.

Save all three, not the one you like

The whole value of the list is having somewhere to go when one address is quiet. Saving one address recreates exactly the problem this step exists to prevent.

Check them against the site occasionally

Addresses do change. Comparing your saved list against a published one from time to time takes seconds, and doing it while everything works is much safer than doing it in a panic.