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Logos p2p Messaging

Overview: Logos Messaging provides the messaging layer for the Logos stack, letting applications send messages, relay data, and coordi...

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Open SourceYES
UpgradabilityYES
Peer to Peer (P2P)Supported
Asset Custodynon-custody

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Waku

Waku is now part of Logos Messaging, a family of modular peer-to-peer protocols for secure communication. Initially, Waku was build as part of Vac, now Logos Research (x: @LogosRnD). Today, Logos Messaging is the peer-to-peer communication layer in the Logos technology stack.

Logos Stack Unification

Logos announces stack unification on November 20th, 2025. Codex, Nomos, and Waku have been building essential pieces of decentralised technology. Each had its own identity, its own community, and its own product roadmap. But underneath the different projects was one shared goal: to create a social movement and decentralised technology stack to revitalise civil society. To push their mission forward and chart a new path, Codex, Nomos, and Waku unified under one brand and one mission: Logos.