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Ethics Policy - True Names LTD

We have the highest trust in the core ENS team at True Names LTD. Nonetheless, in preparation for the DAO and $ENS token launch, we explicitly discussed the expectation that no one would misuse insider information to unfairly profit from the upcoming airdrop, for themselves or others. This also applies to all the work we do, e.g. no one privy to insider information due to working for True Names LTD should be using it to give themselves an advantage with ENS names sales. Several weeks ago, we ...

Ethics Policy - True Names LTD

$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...

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ENS DAO: Call For Delegates

ENS is decentralizing governance and accepting applications for DAO delegates. ENS has always been an open public utility that belongs to the community. The 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. We believe that both ENS and the DAO space have matured enough that now is the time to pass ENS governance over to the community via the creation of a DAO and the...

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