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Inscription Event: Epoch 1

Logos Operators will be pre-inscribed, meaning you will NOT need to pay the inscription fee.

The Founders Generation

On December 16 2024, 1,000 of the 5,000 Operator collection were made available as a free mint.

The Founders Generation represents the first Operators of the Logos Cybernation—pioneers who inscribed their place in history by claiming Ordinals from the genesis wave of the collection. Marked by the Logos Manifesto inscription on the largest Bitcoin block to date, this generation embodies the opening of the EXIT—the first step toward self-sovereign digital governance.

These early adopters are more than just participants; they are the architects of a censorship-resistant, decentralised future. As builders, thinkers, and disruptors, they set the foundation for the cybernation, forging new systems of coordination, autonomy, and economic expression beyond the constraints of the state.

The Founders Generation was minted out in just 13 minutes on gamma.io.

Bitcoin Address Privacy

While Bitcoin supports financial sovereignty, it is not inherently private. Its transparent blockchain allows transactions to be traced and linked to specific addresses over time, potentially compromising user privacy. To address these issues, we are building Nomos—a modular consensus layer introducing transaction, mempool, and validator privacy.

To maintain on-chain privacy when using Bitcoin, we recommend the following practices:

  1. Use New Addresses for Each Transaction Creating a new address for every transaction helps prevent linkages that could reveal transaction patterns.

  2. Avoid Reusing Wallets Across Services Use separate wallets for different services to minimise the risk of transaction linkage and identity association.

  3. Consider CoinJoin or Mixing Services "CoinJoin combines multiple transactions, making it more challenging to trace their origins. Ghosty Cash is a decentralised service that allows you to anonymise your fund flow. While we don't recommend using centralised exchanges for this purpose, they can be a convenient way to refresh and protect your transaction history.

Centralised Exchange Users

Not your keys, not your coins. Although we don't recommend centralised exchanges, we acknowledge that many new members of the Logos Operator Discord found us through OKX and other centralised exchanges. If you wish to take part in a paid mint, you'll need to withdraw Bitcoin from your centralised exchange and into a self-custody Ordinal-compatible wallet.

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