ENS$ENS Token Allocation (Claiming Opens Nov 8)
Since we announced that ENS would be launching a DAO and $ENS token to govern key components of the ENS protocol, we’ve had a lot of inquiries as to how the DAO will be structured and what the token airdrop to community members will look like. Here’s an overview of what we have planned.ENS Token and DAO OverviewThe core components of ENS are decentralized and self-running (e.g., no one can take away another person’s .ETH name), but there are a few things that require some human discretion. Du...
ENS$ENS Now Available for Claiming
We’re pleased to announce the launch of $ENS, the governance token of ENS. Here’s what you need to know.ENS Token & Claim SiteThe claim site is now open: claim.ens.domains. The ENS token contract is token.ensdao.eth: 0xC18360217D8F7Ab5e7c516566761Ea12Ce7F9D72 Double check the website URL and contract address to avoid scams. Users have until May 4th, 2022 to claim their tokens, after which any remaining tokens will be sent to the DAO treasury. The snapshot for all allocations - airdrop, contri...
ENSA Deep Dive into the ENS Name Wrapper
Table of ContentsIntroductionThe ENS Name WrapperExample - Step By StepExample - Parent Locks Subname All-In-OneExample - Multiple Subnames in Various StatesName Wrapper FusesName Wrapper ExpiryApproved OperatorsDNS Domains and FusesUse-Cases1.) I want to give subnames out to all of my DAO members / NFT holders!2.) I want to sell / rent out subnames!3.) Other cool things you can doIssue subdomains as tickets to an eventLock the resolved records for a nameRecapOther LinksIntroductionBefore we ...
ENS$ENS Token Allocation (Claiming Opens Nov 8)
Since we announced that ENS would be launching a DAO and $ENS token to govern key components of the ENS protocol, we’ve had a lot of inquiries as to how the DAO will be structured and what the token airdrop to community members will look like. Here’s an overview of what we have planned.ENS Token and DAO OverviewThe core components of ENS are decentralized and self-running (e.g., no one can take away another person’s .ETH name), but there are a few things that require some human discretion. Du...
ENS$ENS Now Available for Claiming
We’re pleased to announce the launch of $ENS, the governance token of ENS. Here’s what you need to know.ENS Token & Claim SiteThe claim site is now open: claim.ens.domains. The ENS token contract is token.ensdao.eth: 0xC18360217D8F7Ab5e7c516566761Ea12Ce7F9D72 Double check the website URL and contract address to avoid scams. Users have until May 4th, 2022 to claim their tokens, after which any remaining tokens will be sent to the DAO treasury. The snapshot for all allocations - airdrop, contri...
ENSA Deep Dive into the ENS Name Wrapper
Table of ContentsIntroductionThe ENS Name WrapperExample - Step By StepExample - Parent Locks Subname All-In-OneExample - Multiple Subnames in Various StatesName Wrapper FusesName Wrapper ExpiryApproved OperatorsDNS Domains and FusesUse-Cases1.) I want to give subnames out to all of my DAO members / NFT holders!2.) I want to sell / rent out subnames!3.) Other cool things you can doIssue subdomains as tickets to an eventLock the resolved records for a nameRecapOther LinksIntroductionBefore we ...
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GM! We trust you're making the most of the summer season. Here at ENS we've been doing the same, taking a breather after the successful rollout of v3. This month our focus has primarily been UX pattern modifications and bug fixes. We consider it crucial to address these issues in V3 before progressing to the development of more advanced features. This approach is largely influenced by The Joel Test.
We're excited to introduce our revamped primary name setting flow. Accessible from the settings page, the Manager App will now display a broader range of names. Unlike the previous version, which only listed names with an ETH record matching your wallet address — the updated flow now includes all potentially valid names, regardless of their ETH record or resolver status. This means you can now manage or own a name without an ETH record or a resolver. The system now efficiently identifies the most gas-effective method to set your primary name, eliminating the need for multiple app flows.
You can read more about it in our UX Lead Domico.eth's Twitter thread.
Key benefits for users include:
Expanded list of potentially valid names: No longer limited to names with an ETH record matching your wallet address.
Streamlined process: Setting a primary name now requires a single flow, regardless of the name's ETH record or resolver status.
Optimized transactions: The app maps out all necessary steps, checks the name, resolver, and registry, and skips any unnecessary steps, reducing gas costs.
Ability to unset primary name: Users can now remove their primary name directly within the app, with clear explanations of the implications.
Community-driven improvements: These enhancements were made in response to valuable user feedback, continuing to demonstrate our commitment to creating impactful solutions based on user needs.
Add primary name tag to profile, to make it clearer to the user when they are looking at their primary name.
App will now show if resolver is coming from a wildcard lookup
Suppressed the 'latest resolver' warning for unwrapped names
Use multicall during registration more intelligently, improving gas efficiency
Update app to support WalletConnect v2
Manager app now works in mobile (iOS) Metamask, Trust Wallet and Coinbase in-app browsers
Added registration fee buffer to protect against ETH price fluctuations
Set gas fee to 0 during gas estimation for transactions, this allows us to get more detailed error messages
Fixed issue where users on Firefox would be directed to the chrome store to download Metamask (upstream fix)
Made external nav links open in a new tab/window
Edit records modal now displays correctly on iPhone 8 (and other similarly sized screens)
Fixed support for Safe transactions
Allow abi records to be deleted from the advanced editor
Changing network no longer disconnects the app
Fixed some issues with the premium price chart inputs
Small iPhone and iPad layout tweaks
Stopped showing 'Edit Profile' button when the resolver is set to 0x00 and the ability to change the resolver has been burned
Work on ensjs version 3 is also ongoing. It has been refactored to use viem which has allowed us to simplify the codebase. You can checkout the progress here
GM! We trust you're making the most of the summer season. Here at ENS we've been doing the same, taking a breather after the successful rollout of v3. This month our focus has primarily been UX pattern modifications and bug fixes. We consider it crucial to address these issues in V3 before progressing to the development of more advanced features. This approach is largely influenced by The Joel Test.
We're excited to introduce our revamped primary name setting flow. Accessible from the settings page, the Manager App will now display a broader range of names. Unlike the previous version, which only listed names with an ETH record matching your wallet address — the updated flow now includes all potentially valid names, regardless of their ETH record or resolver status. This means you can now manage or own a name without an ETH record or a resolver. The system now efficiently identifies the most gas-effective method to set your primary name, eliminating the need for multiple app flows.
You can read more about it in our UX Lead Domico.eth's Twitter thread.
Key benefits for users include:
Expanded list of potentially valid names: No longer limited to names with an ETH record matching your wallet address.
Streamlined process: Setting a primary name now requires a single flow, regardless of the name's ETH record or resolver status.
Optimized transactions: The app maps out all necessary steps, checks the name, resolver, and registry, and skips any unnecessary steps, reducing gas costs.
Ability to unset primary name: Users can now remove their primary name directly within the app, with clear explanations of the implications.
Community-driven improvements: These enhancements were made in response to valuable user feedback, continuing to demonstrate our commitment to creating impactful solutions based on user needs.
Add primary name tag to profile, to make it clearer to the user when they are looking at their primary name.
App will now show if resolver is coming from a wildcard lookup
Suppressed the 'latest resolver' warning for unwrapped names
Use multicall during registration more intelligently, improving gas efficiency
Update app to support WalletConnect v2
Manager app now works in mobile (iOS) Metamask, Trust Wallet and Coinbase in-app browsers
Added registration fee buffer to protect against ETH price fluctuations
Set gas fee to 0 during gas estimation for transactions, this allows us to get more detailed error messages
Fixed issue where users on Firefox would be directed to the chrome store to download Metamask (upstream fix)
Made external nav links open in a new tab/window
Edit records modal now displays correctly on iPhone 8 (and other similarly sized screens)
Fixed support for Safe transactions
Allow abi records to be deleted from the advanced editor
Changing network no longer disconnects the app
Fixed some issues with the premium price chart inputs
Small iPhone and iPad layout tweaks
Stopped showing 'Edit Profile' button when the resolver is set to 0x00 and the ability to change the resolver has been burned
Work on ensjs version 3 is also ongoing. It has been refactored to use viem which has allowed us to simplify the codebase. You can checkout the progress here
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