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The inventory, in one place

The same list the sidebar carries, laid out to be scanned. Each row is one thing you hold. The mark on the right says whether it stays good once you have it or needs replacing on a schedule.

Awazon market mirror addresses

Published, never tested here
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awazonvaqbgkhirejon6qnlxcjibrhkqhzh2xb2lclc6t67vxhlvjkyd.onion
awazonvjpi6bdysnad23ydgscomsku53wnfewrbbpxobvzow5xe6nyyd.onion

These are printed as published, in the order they were given. This site runs no checks against them, holds no opinion on whether any of them answers at this moment, and prints no uptime figure and no checking date. An address that loads is still not proof of anything, which is what a fingerprint you collected yourself is for.

There is no order of importance here and no scoring. The grouping is by the moment the gap shows, which is the only ordering that helped when this list was being written. An item is filed under the stage where its absence stops you, not the stage where you first heard of it.

Rows marked as going stale need a date written next to them. That is not a formality. A dated thing can be judged. An undated thing has to be trusted, and trust is the expensive option. There is a short page on dating what you hold if that sounds fussier than it is.

Before you arrive

Dated address fileA file you wrote, dated, with a source per lineGoes staleLast address that workedThe one that answered for you, written apartGoes staleTor Browser you fetchedFrom a source you chose, not one handed to youGoes staleA machine you can describeNot secure, just one you can describe honestlyKeepsA clock you have checkedLooked at, not assumed. Wrong time breaks records.Goes staleA place to writePaper or an encrypted file. Survives a crash.KeepsOne uninterrupted hourA clear block, or you do not have oneGoes staleA second market accountAn account that exists, not one you mean to makeKeeps

Before you log in

Single-use usernameA handle with exactly one home and no history.KeepsAccount passphraseOne account, one secret, derived from nothing personal.KeepsRecovery material copyShown once at setup, yours only if you copied it.Goes staleSpend PIN, kept apartThe second secret, held somewhere the first one is not.KeepsYour own PGP key pairThe private half, plus the passphrase that opens it.KeepsMarket key fingerprintGathered by you, from several sources, well in advance.Goes staleClean browser profileOne profile, one purpose, nothing else living in it.Goes stale

Before you pay

A wallet you controlKeys in your hands, not an account elsewhere.KeepsA written balance planWhat goes in, what stays, when it leaves.KeepsHeadroom above the totalA margin for fees and for arriving short.Goes staleA copy of the deposit addressWritten down first, so you can compare after.Goes staleThe vendor public keyCollected early, not in the middle of an order.KeepsA prepared address blockDetails written out and encrypted ahead of time.Goes staleA rate noteThe amount and the rate at the moment of sending.Goes staleA withdrawal targetAn address you own and have tested with something small.Keeps

Before it goes wrong

Your delivery window noteThe dates, written the day the order went in.Goes staleYour own order recordIdentifier, amount, date, who. Held off the market.KeepsCopies of messages sentWhat you wrote, kept where you can still read it.KeepsMaterial a dispute needsCollected early, while it is dull rather than urgent.Goes staleA spare awazon addressA second published address, recorded in advance.Goes staleA saved signed noticeOne genuine older example, kept with its save date.KeepsOffline copy of keysSecret key material, off the machine that uses it.KeepsYour written stopping planKeep, delete, balance, open orders. Decided on paper.Goes stale

Reading the marks

MarkWhat it meansWhat you do about it
KeepsOnce you have it, it stays good. Nothing about time alone spoils it.Check it exists and that you can still reach it. That is the whole maintenance.
Goes staleIt was true when you wrote it and quietly stops being true afterwards.Write the date beside it and replace it on a rhythm you choose, not when you are already in a hurry.

A mark is a judgement, not a measurement. It was assigned by reading each item and asking whether time alone spoils it. Reasonable people would move one or two of these rows across, and the entry pages give the reasoning so you can disagree usefully.

If you are missing most of it

That is the normal state and it is not a disaster. Work backwards from where you actually get stuck. If you cannot reach anything at all, the gap is in the arrival list. If you can reach a page but cannot get into an account, it is in the account list. If money has already moved and you are waiting, go straight to the last list, because that one has a deadline built into it.

The four reference pages sit outside the stages. They cover things that come up in several entries at once: where a held thing can live, why dates are attached to everything here, what independence means when you collect the same string twice, and how to take something out of the inventory once you stop trusting it.

Questions that come up

Why are some items so small?

Because size is not the point. A username is a handful of characters and it carries as much weight as a wallet. The list is about what you must be holding, not about how much work each thing took to make.

Can I treat this as a checklist and tick it off?

You can, but it will mislead you. A tick records that you once had the thing. Half of this list rots, so the tick outlives the item. That gap is exactly what the page on current things is about.