Testnet v0.2 is live and open for you to try out.
Core protocols are hardened and the first privacy primitives are online, including Blend, which brings proposer anonymity to the consensus layer.
Run a node. Build. Test it.
People are meeting across the world to discuss the problems affecting their communities and what actions they can take to fix them.
Find a Circle near you:
logos.co/movement
A camera on every corner isn't about safety and security.
It's about monitoring and surveilling the population.
How do we uphold privacy in this environment?
@JasonBassler1 and @MattAgorist of @TheFreeThought2 discuss Flock, and the value of privacy.
Testnet v0.2.1.
Fees on L1. Inscriptions have the capability to carry economic weight. Chain history seeds across the network like BitTorrent. Bridged funds stay in PPoS.
Nodes connect better behind NAT. Node API improvements plus a new Store Query API for the message store.
Testnet v0.2.1 is live.
L1 fee markets go live. Inscriptions now require transaction fees, so token economics are active. (LEZ transactions remain free for now.)
Scalable IBD: chain history now seeds across the network like BitTorrent. New nodes sync without trusting a single
"The cryptography, the ZK proofs, the PGP... how do we make that something that a regular person that just wants privacy can actually use?"
- @sethforprivacy
Strong cryptography matters.
But privacy tools only become meaningful at scale when people can use them without