Logos Research

Cross-zone messaging is now live on the LEZ. A two-zone demo lets you send messages between zones and monitor timings in real time. Deliveries are re-derived and verified by each zone's indexer with no trusted relayer. github.com/logos-blockcha…

The Logos Dev Update for June 2026 is here. Highlights include the launch of Testnet v0.2, a completed NAT traversal package, chat-over-mix running end-to-end, and RLN proof times cut to 15ms. blog.logos.co/article/develo…

LogosUp 0.5.1 is released. Lisbon Circle @logos_network node is updated and running in 5minutes. This release adds support for Logos Blockchain 0.2.0 and includes many and many improvements and bug fixes github.com/logosnode/logo… (Thanks to @vpavlin for the new RPi cases)

pt1 : install and setup logos basecamp all you need is 2 minutes to have Logos Basecamp v2.x running on your machine and enter a local-first web3 ecosystem. (also, i'm giving away a Keycard on a raffle to a lucky RT that helps spread the word)

A movement doesn't need permission to build. It needs cells that can organise, coordinate, and act without waiting on institutions that were not designed to solve problems. Circles are how the parallel society moves from idea to parallel infrastructure. Find your people. Start building. x.com/i/spaces/1jxXg…

IFT Town Hall | 6 July 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

You can just build things on Logos Basecamp. Basecamp is a local-first app that bundles everything needed to interact with the Logos stack into a single install: a blockchain node, a wallet, a module manager, and a growing set of tools. So what have people been building? ↓

Privacy is foundational, but what will it look like in the future? We're sitting down with @girlgone_crypto to talk privacy, and beyond: what it protects, why it matters, and what a freer digital world actually looks like. Put on your thinking caps and join us. x.com/i/spaces/1rGmq…

Logos Testnet v0.2 is now available, bringing a host of improvements to the developer experience and the usability of the stack as a whole. This major update to the testnet is focused on unifying the node operator experience, as well as making more modules accessible to developers and improving the capabilities they expose through Basecamp. With the release of Logos Testnet v0.2, nodes can easily run all core capabilities: blockchain, messaging, and storage.

Service Discovery is now working end-to-end inside a Logos Core application. Modules can find and connect to each other at runtime, this is the discovery layer that lets a Logos Core app compose services without hardcoded endpoints.

Logos Messaging now supports QUIC as a transport. QUIC carries connections as encrypted, multiplexed streams over UDP with seamless connection migration keeping message delivery resilient across mobile and lossy networks, and harder to fingerprint or block at the transport layer of the Logos communications stack.

New paper co-authored by Logos contributor @ugursen188: coRLN, a group variant of RLN. RLN ties one user to one secret. coRLN lets a group share one identity and stake, acting only together — for newsrooms, bridge committees, or whistleblower coalitions. eprint.iacr.org/2026/1259

Anonymous networks have a structural problem: if messages can't be tied to a sender, even pseudonymously, conventional rate limiting has nothing to act on. Spam resistance normally depends on identity, and identity is exactly what you've removed. Logos handles this with a Rate Limiting Nullifier (RLN), built on zero-knowledge proofs. A ZK proof lets a node demonstrate a statement is true without revealing the data behind it. RLN uses this so each member can prove they're entitled to send a message and haven't exceeded their allotted rate — all without disclosing any identifying information. Within the limit, the sender stays fully anonymous. The enforcement is cryptographic rather than administrative. The rate limit is encoded such that sending beyond it across an epoch causes the sender's secret to become recoverable from the proofs themselves. The network can then derive the offending key and slash or remove it. No moderator inspects traffic; no operator holds a log to subpoena. The implementation lives in Zerokit, a Rust library with bindings for C and WebAssembly, designed to run across constrained and browser-based environments. The same construction underpins use cases beyond Logos, including gasless Layer 2 transactions that need spam resistance without a fee market. Anonymity preserved by default, accountability enforced by cryptography.

Privacy shouldn’t be an app-level feature, it should be built into the foundation of your stack. The Logos runtime lets users run any modules they need locally, and networking keeps discovery, peering, and coordination anonymous and private. Read more: blog.logos.co/article/runtim…

Join the discussion about coRLN on the Logos forum. forum.research.logos.co/t/collaborativ…

Beyond Bitcoin and beyond Ethereum, Logos is creating the decentralized, private, politically neutral infrastructure the world desperately needs. Find your circle: logos.co/circles

IFT Town Hall | 23 June 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Tomorrow: Logos Circle, Berlin. Action Not Permission. A break from panels. We’ll clean up Görlitzer Park, share food, and run breakouts on what local coordination looks like. Most events are built around talking. This one is built around doing. Join: luma.com/logos-c1yv

Logos Circles are local groups designed for collective action. Circles identify and solve issues in their communities. This series showcases the valuable work done in London, Lisbon, and Los Angeles. But Circles exist all over the world. Join one today. logos.co/active-circles