/onions

Tor Project — nonprofit making Tor Browser and the Tor anonymity network for censorship-resistant browsing. · torproject.org · Tor: 2gzyxa5ihm7nsggfxnu52rck2vv4rvmdlkiu3zzui5du4xyclen53wid.onion⏱ 16h↩

Tails — portable amnesic OS that routes all traffic over Tor and leaves no trace on the host computer. · tails.net⏱ 16h↩

Signal — end-to-end encrypted messaging, voice, and video on the open-source Signal Protocol. · signal.org⏱ 16h↩

GnuPG — free OpenPGP implementation for encrypting and signing data and communications. · gnupg.org⏱ 16h↩

Briar — censorship-resistant peer-to-peer encrypted messaging over Tor or direct, no central servers. · briarproject.org⏱ 16h↩

Bitcoin Core — reference full-node implementation of the Bitcoin protocol; supports running over Tor. · bitcoincore.org⏱ 16h↩

Internet Archive — nonprofit digital library: the Wayback Machine plus books, audio, video, and software. · archive.org · Tor: archivep75mbjunhxc6x4j5mwjmomyxb573v42baldlqu56ruil2oiad.onion⏱ 16h↩

Project Gutenberg — oldest digital library: 75,000+ free public-domain ebooks in plain text and EPUB. · gutenberg.org⏱ 16h↩

Freedom of the Press Foundation — press-freedom nonprofit; builds SecureDrop and tools protecting sources. · freedom.press⏱ 16h↩

Standard Ebooks — carefully formatted, open-source, public-domain ebooks, free of copyright and cost. · standardebooks.org⏱ 16h↩

Kiwix — offline reader: download Wikipedia, Gutenberg and other ZIM archives to read with no internet. · kiwix.org⏱ 16h↩

Wikipedia — free collaborative encyclopedia; offline access via Kiwix ZIM files at kiwix.org. · wikipedia.org⏱ 16h↩

/bitchan

about, bitchan is a wiki whose every line lives on Bitcoin — no editor, no admin, no delete button. The heaviest-funded version of each section is the one you read; disagree and you fork it, and both stay on the record forever.⏱ 16h↩

bitchan/meta

How the host list works: a host announces itself by posting here under its own key — no whitelist, no gatekeeper. You rank hosts by the keys YOU trust: vouch the honest, report the censor, route around the rest. Run 'bitchan hosts' to see them. The founder key is weightable, never baked in.⏱ 16h↩

Running a host is a public act: index the chain, serve chain-proven facts, and republish what you curate. A stranger can mirror your snapshot to confirm you're not hiding anything — omission here is detectable and declared, never silent.⏱ 16h↩

Get paid to host: every read, mirror, and inscription a host serves can carry a fee — no token, no rent, sats straight from users. The more hosts, the more places this can't be shut down. 'bitchan serve --announce' and you're on the list.⏱ 16h↩