THE TORZON MANIFESTO

1.0 Introduction to Darknet Sovereignty

In the evolving landscape of digital commerce, the distinction between the surface web and the darknet has become increasingly calcified. TorZon Market represents the apex of this evolution. It is not merely a marketplace; it is a fortified financial ecosystem designed to operate outside the purview of traditional surveillance capitalism.

This manual serves as the primary doctrinal document for all users—buyers, vendors, and observers—who wish to interact with the TorZon infrastructure. Failure to adhere to the protocols outlined herein may result in loss of funds, compromise of identity, or permanent expulsion from the platform. We operate on a "Zero Trust" model. Every interaction must be verified, every packet encrypted, and every transaction obfuscated.

2.0 V3 Onion Architecture & Network Stability

TorZon is built exclusively on V3 Onion Services. The legacy V2 addresses, which were short and vulnerable to enumeration attacks, have been obsolete for years. V3 addresses are 56 characters long, utilizing ed25519 elliptic curve cryptography for enhanced security and privacy.

2.1 The Rotator Domain System

A critical innovation of TorZon is the implementation of a Mirror Rotator. In the context of the darknet, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are a weaponized form of censorship. Competitors and state actors frequently flood markets with garbage traffic to render them inaccessible.

TorZon counters this with a dynamic rotator. When you access our primary entry node (via torzon-tor-access.com or our verified mirrors), the system automatically routes your connection to a healthy, low-latency backend server. This ensures that while individual nodes may be taken offline, the market organism survives.

As depicted in the interface above, the "New Rotator Domains" alert is your signal that the system is actively managing traffic loads. Always verify the PGP signature of any new URL provided by the rotator.

3.0 Digital Identity: PGP & Two-Factor Authentication

Your password is not enough. In a world of brute-force attacks and phishing, a static password is a vulnerability. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is the mandatory standard for identity verification on TorZon.

3.1 The 2FA Workflow

Upon registration, your first action must be the generation of a 4096-bit RSA key pair. The public key is uploaded to your TorZon profile. The private key remains on your local machine (preferably within a persistent Tails OS volume).

When you attempt to log in, TorZon will present a text block encrypted with your public key. You must decrypt this block using your private key to reveal a unique, one-time verification code. This proves two things:

• You are the legitimate owner of the account.
• You are not a bot or a phishing script.

Without this "Challenge-Response" mechanism, your account is considered "Basic" and has restricted limits on purchasing power.

4.0 Financial Obfuscation: The Monero Standard

While TorZon supports Bitcoin (BTC) for legacy reasons, we explicitly endorse Monero (XMR) as the only currency suitable for high-security transactions.

4.1 The Transparency Trap of Bitcoin

Bitcoin operates on a transparent public ledger. Every transaction can be traced from the minting of the coin to its final destination. Chain analysis firms specialize in de-anonymizing these transactions. Mixing services (Tumblers) offer a degree of obfuscation, but they are often flagged by exchanges and can be seized.

4.2 Ring Signatures and Stealth Addresses

Monero utilizes Ring Signatures to mix your transaction with others on the blockchain, making it mathematically impossible to determine the true sender. Stealth Addresses generate a one-time destination for every payment, ensuring that even if you pay the same vendor ten times, it looks like ten unrelated transactions on the blockchain.

The TorZon Wallet Protocol:
1. Deposit XMR to the unique sub-address generated in your dashboard.
2. Wait for 10 confirmations (approx. 20 minutes).
3. Funds are credited to your internal balance.
4. Upon purchase, funds move to the Escrow Cold Storage.

5.0 Strategic Vendor Vetting & Risk Analysis

Not all vendors are created equal. The "Top Vendors" list on your dashboard is algorithmic, based on volume and recent ratings. However, a prudent buyer performs their own due diligence.

Vetting Checklist:

• Join Date: Older accounts (1+ years) are generally safer, though account sales do happen.
• Cross-Market Reputation: Does "Greenleafde" or "Maxverstappen" exist on Dread or other forums? Verification on external platforms adds a layer of trust.
• Recent Feedback: Look for gaps in feedback. A vendor who was active 6 months ago and suddenly returns today might be compromised (an "Exit Scam" risk).
• PGP Verification: Always verify the vendor's PGP key against their profile on other markets. If the keys don't match, do not buy.

6.0 The Escrow Protocol & Dispute Resolution

The cornerstone of trust in a trustless environment is Escrow. TorZon acts as the neutral third party holding the funds.

Standard Escrow: Funds are locked. Vendor ships. Buyer receives. Buyer Finalizes. Vendor gets paid.
Finalize Early (FE): Funds are released immediately. Only for Level 10+ vendors. Highly risky.

6.1 Dispute Strategy

If a package does not arrive, do not panic. Do not message the vendor with threats.
1. Check the Escrow timer. Extend it if necessary.
2. Open a polite dialogue with the vendor via encrypted message.
3. If no resolution is found, click "Dispute".
4. Provide evidence: screenshot of the address you sent, logs of conversation.

Admins review the "Vendor Success Rate" vs the "Buyer Dispute Rate". If you dispute every order, you will be flagged as a scammer. If the vendor has multiple sudden disputes, they will be banned.

7.0 Conclusion & Final Directives

TorZon offers the infrastructure for freedom, but it demands responsibility. Use the tools provided—PGP, Monero, Escrow—and you will find a thriving, secure marketplace. Ignore them, and you expose yourself to unnecessary risk.

Bookmark this manual. Verify your mirrors. Encrypt everything.

- The TorZon Administration