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@Logos_network dev updates.
On August 27th and 28th, 22 new nodes joined the testnet and attempted to enter the Blend network. Only 12 were reachable, likely due to NAT configuration on some setups. Blocks failed to traverse Blend, which blocked normal block gossip.
Nodes fell back to the recovery path:
A new tutorial has landed in the Logos docs: build a Logos Core module that wraps the asynchronous Storage API in a synchronous CLI, publish a file, and download it by CID.
docs.logos.co/storage/build-…
Most apps ask us to hand over control before we can even get started.
Our data sits on their servers to exploit, our access depends on their rules, and the service can change whenever they decide.
Logos Basecamp offers a single launcher to run private, peer-to-peer tools
A Logos Blockchain node runs from Basecamp in four steps: install the blockchain app, paste bootstrap peers from the docs, generate a config, start.
Sync takes about an hour; once the testnet faucet funds it, the node proposes blocks and the leader rewards are displayed in the
