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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.
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Blockchain Module 0.3.4 is live!
This release contains many fixes and quality of life improvements from the many reports we've received.
Thank you everyone for all of your questions, feedback and issues / PR's raised, they are going towards making a much more resilient network.
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The Binance breach is the latest unfortunate example of the risks of centralisation. Whether it's a blockchain exchange or cloud provider, storing assets or data with custodians paints a prime target for attackers.
Blockchains are not just about settlement - transactions and tokens are only as secure and private as the weakest link in their supply chain. All the on-chain cryptography in the world won't save you from a single compromised laptop.
PriFi and peer-to-peer should be the default, navigated through local-first interfaces for private coordination, contracting, and settlement.
People deserve systems that keep them in control.
PriFi protects participants from two directions: limiting what an attacker can learn and what they can influence. Leaks cost billions annually
Even small efficiency increases add up: a 0.1% drop in transaction costs can quadruple a nation's wealth.
logos.co/prifi
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POV: you ask India's top builders "what are you building?" at Field Station by @Logos_network × @zugramadotorg and nobody says "another AI wrapper" 👏🏻
Instead: private lending, internet-free messaging, farm-to-wallet stores, Ethereum on Logos… and that's just the trailer.
The full show is TODAY at Demo Day 🍿🎥
Stay tuned for the records and full interviews at Logos’s channel 😉
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Justin Drake warns AI could break elliptic curves, in the worst case within months.
Logos was built so a curve break would not expose user history. Read part one of the readiness discussion on LEE, RLN and Logos Chat.
Part two will cover Logos Blockchain. ⬇️
What’s happening in privacy, the philosophy driving crypto-anarchy, and what it takes to stay sovereign in what comes next.
With @lex_node, @harryhalpin, @SallyMayweather, and maybe a surprise guest or two.
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"I'm just here delivering the letter. I can't answer any of your questions."
That's how @nickcalyx remembers the FBI agent's response when he questioned the secrecy surrounding the demand.
A remarkable first encounter with a system he would go on to challenge.
3 years after 9/11 and the US govt's enacted surveillance act (The PATRIOT Act), Nick Merrill - an ISP provider, got a letter from the FBI accompanied by a gag order.
He spent years challenging in court.
25 years later, he tells the whole story: youtu.be/yxdZWtd3epE
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λ Dev Club | October 28, 2026 nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nKOLQlvL…
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TLDR: @Logos_network powers the bridge between our Hermes agent (a member of @everstrat_xyz) and my local Claude via hivesync so they can exchange data and solve issues together in a P2P chat without intermediaries.
Our Hermes agent manages the protocol’s knowledge base and acts as the DAO manager (English → bytecode → Safe proposals → on-chain execution). It also manages our marketing efforts, so it has a lot of useful data.
When I need my local Claude to have access to this data, I use hivesync so that the two agents discover each other and collaborate over Logos Messaging - P2P, E2E, no central server involved. One can also set up swarms of local LLMs and coordinate them without leaving a trace.
In the future, agents from different DAOs will coordinate and collaborate with each other the same way over protocols futures.
github.com/daoism-systems/hi…
Cross-DAO agent coordination is how we make DAOs autonomous again
Contribution is open through action. Send it to [email protected].
The parallel society is bootstrapping.
Read it, print it, pass it on: logos.co/zines/lan-02
Words and works from @0xBathang, @mmlado_eth, and @turoslav.
Our PATRIOT Act at 25 piece started from a thread by @roxananasoi and readings pointed out by @jarradhope_.
Stories and wins from Logos Circles Kampala, Awka, Accra, Kaduna, Gombe, Wukari, Port Harcourt, Keffi, Benin City, Ibadan, Katsina, and Bauchi, reported by @JohnsonMakmot, @icodejsx, EOvie, @AyawariEvelyn, @salssify, @salman_j_i, @RobinViopol, @pauldgreat1234, @dev_Paschal, @agamidodaigwe, @EJabani, and @GideonGaladima4.
Our Field Station piece covers the residency we co-host with @ZuGramadotorg in Rajasthan.
Plus, the projects outside the movement we take as inspiration: @grassEcon, @foodcoop, and @therealDeFlock.
Design and layout by @ohnobeachbum and @ishikawa_dr.
If a company holds your data, someone can demand access to it.
In 2004 the FBI ordered Nick Merrill to provide customer records. He couldn't tell anyone.
25 years after the PATRIOT Act, he shares his story and why privacy must be built into tech we use.
logos.co/media/article/nic-m…
A lot of people have given up on the system working for them.
Fewer have figured out what to do about it.
Come hang and talk about how to start organising Circles with activists.
nitter.cf/i/spaces/1wGWjlXLZoeKQ…