Fergulati

going live to talk about Logos, Muster (a silly app I made on the stack), the entire transaction pipeline, and how infrastructure leaks info to everyone.

I've been discussing how much of "the transaction lifecycle" is off the actual blockchain for a loooong time now. Yet that seems to be the only focus of the industry. So I've started to write about it and look at it more specifically, using an application (built on @Logos_network) to elucidate the points I've been trying to make. We leak data across the entire txn lifecycle, and all of that data is monetized, or leveraged in some other more nefarious way, against the user. Here's the first in the series, looking at all the steps along the way before we even start to draft the txn itself. forum.research.logos.co/t/th… I would love feedback and criticism. Break the model I've made and prove me wrong, let me know what else you'd like to see, what other data would bolster the argument or prove it wrong? I'm want to dive and I want your help doing it. Logos is a modular stack that makes it easier for me to really do it all and watch the data flow through the whole pipeline, let's go!