The secondary node exists so a problem on the primary never puts Osiris out of reach. Every node in the pool resolves to the same market with the same account, balance and order history, so rotating from one to another costs nothing but a fresh circuit.
Availability sits just under the primary, in the high ninety-eight percent range. The small gap is not a reliability concern. It reflects the primary catching slightly more traffic and therefore more of the routine checks that happen to land during a queue. Both nodes are equally genuine and equally safe once verified.
Latency reads a little higher than the primary, around two hundred sixty milliseconds. On a good circuit the difference is imperceptible. Under a flood it may queue longer, which is expected and is exactly why the pool holds more than one node.
A fallback is not a lesser address that earns less scrutiny. Verify it the same way, every session. See verifying a mirror.
| Date | Event | State |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-02-04 | Lookalike address circulating outside the signed pool | advisory |
| 2024-09-01 | Explorer began indexing the Osiris pool | info |
