Logos Tech - Testnet v0.1.2 now live

Before Ep2 of Logos Time, I wanted to understand what was actually happening under the hood of a @Logos_network node. Block times. Finality lag. Peer connections. Sync status. Wallet balances. The raw data is there, but it hard to understand. So I built a full blockchain explorer and node dashboard from scratch. An indexer polls the node API every 3 seconds, stores data in TimescaleDB, and a Next.js frontend visualizes everything in real time. Pending vs confirmed blocks, block time distribution, chain sync progress, peer activity, and more. It runs locally with Docker Compose, connects to any Logos node. The best way to understand something is to build around it.

London can feel too big to change. But change starts locally, with people willing to act together. Join Logos Circle / London: luma.com/qz43jrz4

Starting in 45 minutes. Join to help with private-by-default tools you want to build on the Logos stack, directly from Logos devs. meet.jit.si/FolkMemorialsR…

Episode 1 of Logos Time. I’m diving into @Logos_network Basecamp with almost zero idea what I’m doing. Installing it, breaking things, fixing bugs with a little help from AI, and figuring it out as I go. So far, it’s been surprisingly easy. If you care about privacy, censorship resistance, digital sovereignty, and building a future where your rights aren't dependent on a platform's permission, Logos is worth paying attention to. If any of these things matter to you. Follow along

Join Blend as core node github.com/logos-co/logos…

Initiate native token transfers on the LEZ with the wallet UI github.com/logos-co/logos…

Want to contribute to Logos but don't know how? Now's your chance! We're opening up our documentation PRs for anyone to review. Feel free to go through any of the open PRs, try the steps out for yourself, and report your findings. Did it work well? Did you understand the steps? Is there room for improvement? Let us know in the relevant PR thread! A PR you're looking at was already reviewed? No problem, we appreciate an extra set of eyes. If we get 2-3 approving community reviews, we'll even merge the PR! Feel free to also create your own PRs if you see things that need fixing in the repo. Of course, be reasonable. Don't produce lazy or AI slop reviews, treat the process seriously. We're counting on your integrity to make documentation for Logos clear and comprehensive. Happy reviewing! Find som good PRs to start with below...

A 14yo boy spun up a @Logos_network node on a 100EUR machine in a couple of hours. He installed Ubuntu server and a Logos node, and set up remote access and a dashboard with the guidance of an agent with prepped skills. He only asked for my help once - when he was unsure about formatting old Windows partitions. Every step he took is captured, audited, and packed into one repo: the skills, the order, the fixes. Just get the matching machine and point an agent of your choice to this repo. github.com/xAlisher/logos… Running the node is a matter of intention, not the price of hardware - or the depth of your experience.

What is the cheapest hardware that can run a @Logos_network node? Racked this box for the price of a night out - 103€ Dell OptiPlex 3050 - 500 GB SSD - 8 GB RAM - Core i5-7500, 3.4 GHz Will it work? Place your bets.

We're bringing @sethforprivacy back. This time we defend the tooling with deep philosophy: what privacy actually is, why it's nonnegotiable, and where it's headed. Is privacy a right we defend or a capability we build? Both? Join us. x.com/i/spaces/1wxWj…

Closing the loop on @Logos_network LAN building session at @dappcon 🚢 Standalone QR module github.com/xAlisher/qr-ba… 🚢 PR for chat module to support QR core module github.com/logos-co/logos… If your module needs to show QR - just plug it in.

Logos Dev Club | June 17, 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

“Tor exists because there is a resilient global community of contributors, who believe in other people’s right to free information, privacy and anonymity. They support people’s fundamental human rights.” - Pavel Zoneff, @torproject internetfreedom.torproject.org

This week, researchers at Logos published two PoC implementations for the LON Oracle Zone: → A signature verification benchmark that measures the number of verifications an indexer can perform per block. → A mock on-chain price data aggregator that verifies signed price records, filters outliers, and attests a BTC/USDT price into state. Resources + links below.

Blockchain Update An early version of smart block building is now operational on the Logos blockchain. The block builder can now sequence many dependent transactions from the mempool into a single block. Read more: github.com/logos-blockcha…

First thing in the morning: Logos LAN at @dappcon, Radialsystem, from 09:00. A working room, not a booth. Run a node, build on the blockchain, explore the λPrizes and RFPs. Shared lunch at 13:00, bring something to add (and your laptop charged). luma.com/29nze70f

What are *you* going to build on Logos?

Logos Dev Club | June 15, 2026 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…