Logos inscribes manifesto on record-breaking Bitcoin block

Logos,
a
decentralized
and
privacy-centric
technology
platform,
recently
inscribed
its
manifesto
on
the
largest-ever
Bitcoin
block,
measuring
3.99
MB.

The
event
precedes
the
launch
of
the
project’s

Ordinals
collection,
which
uses
satoshis,
the
smallest
unit
of
Bitcoin,
to
permanently
embed
digital
artifacts
on
the
Bitcoin
(BTC)
blockchain.

The

manifesto
was
inscribed
on
a
2009
satoshi,
found
in

block
3,479,
adding
historical
significance
due
to
its
early
Bitcoin
origin.

The
Logos
operators,
as

described
by
the
project,
will
act
as
pseudonymous
identities
for
the
first
users
of
the
Logos
technology
stack.
The
operators
are
meant
to
lead
the
transition
from
current
internet
systems
to
Logos’s
new
framework,
designed
to
enhance
user
privacy
and
autonomy.

Logos
aims
to
overhaul
internet
architecture
to
prioritize
civil
liberties
and
will
launch
the
foundational
elements
of
its
Nomos

Layer
1
technology
on
a
testnet
by
the
end
of
the
year.

“We
are
rebuilding
the
internet
to
protect
civil
liberties
by
design,”
the
project
wrote.
“Seeking
pioneers
for
a
sovereign
enclave
in
cyberspace.”