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1/ Blockchains secured settlement. PriFi is about securing everything around it.
It combines privacy-preserving systems with user-controlled hardware.
To reduce what those outside a transaction can learn and what intermediaries can control across the full transaction lifecycle.
RT @Logos_devs: EmPoWering is live on Testnet v0.3, it allow for your own machine to solve a hash puzzle for testnet tokens or Blend Core n…
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Every empire that debases its money eventually falters and collapses. Rome did.
The question is what people do when that happens.
@QCMetellusPius joins us on Rome’s currency collapse, today's dollar parallel, and building an alternative society that doesn’t depend on it.
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1/ A private network needs a private way in.
Introducing EmPoWering: a way to let people use proof of work to receive their first testnet tokens from the network and access Logos’ privacy layer.
Start with zero, contribute computation, and join the network.
Here’s how ↓
6/ Access and rewards adjust independently. When transaction traffic is low, Blend access becomes easier to earn.
Reward difficulty follows the rate of reward claims, keeping token distribution on target.
Two separate controls, each serving a different purpose.
7/ Privacy starts at your arrival on the Logos network.
EmPoWering proposes a way to join through contribution, earn your first tokens, and help strengthen the privacy others depend on.
Learn more: blog.logos.co/article/empowe…
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The Logos blockchain mempool now implements the Mempool LIP.
Transaction admission, ordering, and eviction follow a specified protocol rather than ad-hoc node behaviour, a prerequisite for consistent fee markets and predictable inclusion across the network.
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Transactional actors are merged into the LEZ.
Programs can now compose atomically and message asynchronously across public and private execution.
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Decentralised sequencing on the LEZ has been hardened after a testnet incident.
Fixes: sequencer restarts no longer trigger incorrect slashing, and chain consistency has been improved to keep competing sequencers in agreement across edge cases.
Every outage is a reminder of how much we depend on infrastructure we don't control.
But dependence isn't inevitable.
We can remove single points of failure.
With parallel systems, operated by the people who use them and running on peer-to-peer infrastructure.
🚨BREAKING: A POWER OUTAGE at Google's London Cloud data center triggers WIDESPREAD disruptions across UK banking and online services, BBC reports.
Major services, including Revolut, HSBC, and Royal Mail, were affected, alongside court video links, raising concerns over reliance on cloud infrastructure.
Google ($GOOG) says the power issue has been mitigated, but full service recovery is still underway.
New in Testnet v0.3: EmPoWering.
Solve a proof-of-work puzzle on your own hardware to claim testnet tokens or send messages through the Blend Network, with no intermediary deciding whether you can take part.
How it works:
logos.co/media/article/empow…
At Field Station / Rajasthan, we’re gathering developers, engineers, and researchers with @ZuGramadotorg to live together and build tools to support real communities.
Participants in the Logos Civic Track are working on challenges identified by Logos Circles, finding practical solutions to local problems.
Among the projects being developed:
𖤓 A Hindi voice-call system for reporting village issues, from water and waste to access and maintenance.
𖤓 A voice-first civic reporting tool that turns spoken reports into trackable tasks, with updates, evidence, and accountability.
The goal is to make it easier for people to report problems, coordinate responses, and improve the places they live.
With tools that communities can run themselves without dependence on anyone else.
Build the parallel.
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New benchmarks show Logos Service Discovery consistently finds a rare service, one offered by only 1 in 200 nodes, in under 1.5 seconds.
Built on Kademlia, it gives each service its own routing table, so a node can find peers running a specific protocol, like mix or store, without a slow random walk.
Service discovery has also been validated end-to-end as a Logos Delivery plugin, running on the test fleet with deployed module artefacts.
Delivery is the P2P transport layer for the Logos stack. With service discovery plugged in, nodes running Delivery can find peers offering a given service without a central registry.
We’ve been hearing from Circles around the world, and we’re curious: what do they have in common?
Is it their passion for the vision, the people, or something else?
What makes them successful?
Join us to hear what’s working and bring your questions.
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