Waku (waku)

The backbone of Waku's p2p network works on a tit-for-tat model similar to Bitcoin / Ethereum. But to provide reliable services to edge nodes (browsers + smartphones), incentives are needed. That's why we're developing the Waku Service Marketplace 🛒 https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-waku-service-marketplace/

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Curious how p2p comms leveraging Waku can prevent DoS attacks and spam? 💬⛔️ Waku’s answer is its Rate Limiting Nullifiers (RLN) Relay, which limits message frequency and size without requiring a central authority. Read more in our explainer post from @fryorcraken.eth 👇 https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-rln-relay/

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Catch the Waku team at /ethdenver this year! Waku BD Lead Pedro and Program Manager Aaron (@vrycmfy) will both be heading to the event. We’re excited to connect and share how we're building scalable and reliable p2p comms that support end-user devices. DM us to meet up! 📨

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Waku is not a single tool - it is several modular protocols that work together to create a scalable, reliable p2p comms solution. As a turnkey tech stack that augments libp2p, Waku can provide seamless p2p messaging across various projects and platforms. Learn more: https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-a-unified-stack-for-scalable-and-reliable-p2p-communication/

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Missed us at EthTaipei🇹🇼? There's another chance to see @danisharora099 tomorrow at ZK Liberty Hackerhouse! Topic: ZK proofs for spam mitigation in a p2p multi-client environment | Waku with RLN 🔉 Date: 25th March Time: 14:30-15:00PM 🕵️‍♂️ Details bellow

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The backbone of Waku's p2p network works on a tit-for-tat model similar to Bitcoin / Ethereum. But to provide reliable services to edge nodes (browsers + smartphones), incentives are needed. That's why we're developing the Waku Service Marketplace 🛒 https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-waku-service-marketplace/

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Curious how p2p comms leveraging Waku can prevent DoS attacks and spam? 💬⛔️ Waku’s answer is its Rate Limiting Nullifiers (RLN) Relay, which limits message frequency and size without requiring a central authority. Read more in our explainer post from @fryorcraken.eth 👇 https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-rln-relay/

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