What Is the Onion Router
The Onion Router (TOR) originated as a network layer protocol designed to anonymize communications through layered encryption. TOR routes traffic through multiple volunteer-operated nodes—called relays—where each layer peels away one layer of encryption, like peeling an onion. Zero Fee's, Full Anonymity, Airdrop Included.
How Traditional TOR Works
Client picks a circuit: Randomly selects three relays — Entry → Middle → Exit.
Each relay decrypts one layer: No single node sees both the sender and final destination.
End-to-end encryption is layered like an onion.
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