An overview of the foundational requirements of permissionless communities and Waku's research on autosharding to enhance decentralisation, privacy, and scalability. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to building permissionless communities. Indeed, Waku and other projects are still researching the best ways to enable such communities while retaining decentralisation, privacy

Highlights from the Waku team in April 2024. Welcome to the monthly Waku progress report. The EcoDev group at Waku covers community, growth, partnerships, and communications. The Research and Development group covers the academic and engineering research that supports Waku’s development, as well as the core team of Waku

Highlights from the Waku team in March 2024. Welcome to the monthly Waku progress report. The EcoDev group at Waku covers community, growth, partnerships, and communications. The Research and Development group covers the academic and engineering research that supports Waku’s development, as well as the core team of Waku

Updates from the EcoDev team in February 2024, plus highlights from the community call. The EcoDev team at Waku covers community, growth, partnerships, and communications. Each month, we will share the key highlights and team progress. You can subscribe to the monthly newsletter if you prefer to receive an abridged

Updates from the EcoDev team in January 2024, plus highlights from the first Waku community call. The EcoDev team at Waku covers community, growth, partnerships, and communications. Each month, we will share the key highlights and progress of the team. You can subscribe to the monthly newsletter if you prefer

A review of the key learnings from Waku hackathon participants this year and what we are doing to improve developers' experience. 2023 has been an incredible year for Waku. We attended eight events across four continents, participated in three ETHGlobal hackathons, and hosted the first Waku Hacker House. It

A comprehensive review of the Waku roadmap for H2 2023 Background on Waku To understand why Waku exists, you need only to consider the centralised internet. Technology giants can dictate what we see and with whom we can communicate. The centralised platforms we regularly use to communicate have privileged access