Logos inscribes its manifesto on largest-ever Bitcoin block
Quick Take
- Logos inscribed its manifesto on the largest-ever Bitcoin block today.
- The inscription was over 3.969 MB in size and precedes the launch of an Ordinals collection.
Logos, a decentralized and privacy-focused technology stack, inscribed its manifesto document on what is the largest-ever Bitcoin 
BTC
+1.06%
block mined on record.
The inscription was 3.99 MB in size and precedes the launch of an Ordinals collection.
Notably, the politically neutral project's manifesto was inscribed on a satoshi (the smallest unit of a bitcoin) created in 2009 in block 3,479, as opposed to a standard satoshi.
According to Logos, the collection of inscriptions — known as Logos Operators — "will serve as the pseudonymous identities of the first inhabitants of the Logos technology stack that will enable people to exit the existing internet system."
The building blocks of Logos' stack and the basic functionalities of the Nomos Layer 1 are planned to be live on testnet by the end of the year.
"We are rebuilding the internet to protect civil liberties by design," the project claims. "We are recruiting high-level Operators to exit into the new ecosystem, the pioneers of a sovereign enclave in cyberspace."
Update: Clarified that Nomos is working toward a testnet by the end of the year.
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