ENS DAO Newsletter #75
12/3/24
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New editions — Bi-weekly on Tuesdays
New proposals — Updates via Telegram
Submit feedback — Share what you’d like to see
ENS Labs: Open Roles @ ENS Labs, Presence at TBW
Community: Integrations from Yodl Go, Fileverse, and Nani
Meta-Gov: Amendments, Service Provider Brainstorm, DAO Tooling Updates
Ecosystem: Gitcoin Grants, Mini Grants, ENSIP Updates
Public Goods: Builder Grants, Gashawk Update, Octant Funding
Refer to the ENS DAO Calendar for working group calls and events.
Calendar: Public Access / Access with Gmail
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[5.25] [Executable] Collective Working Group Funding Request
This is a resubmission of [EP 5.24], with no changes to the funding amounts or technical specifications.
Vote: Tally
Disucssion: Open
Results: 100% Approval
[5.26] [Executable] Implementation of ENS Governance Distribution Pilot Program
This executable proposal implements the Governance Distribution Pilot Program approved in EP 5.19. Following the community’s selection of the 30k ENS distribution option, this proposal authorizes the transfer of ENS tokens from the treasury to implement the program.
Vote: Tally
Discussion: Open
Results: 100% Approval
Proposed by Nick.eth, this aims to enhance security by revoking the DAO’s ability to upgrade the Name Wrapper, addressing a vulnerability that may allow for a malicious DAO to control wrapped names. The plan involves deploying a new metadata contract, updating the Name Wrapper, and revoking administrative ownership over it.
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Proposal Details: Unruggable submitted a funding request for building and operating gateways supporting ENSIP19: TEMP CHECK - Funding Request for ENSIP19
Context: While initially discussed under the Service Provider program, the proposal has been escalated to the wider DAO for consideration due to its broader impact and infrastructure significance.
Key Highlights:
Robust infrastructure is critical for global rollout; top-tier engineers and 24/7 scaling expertise are required.
Funding aims to ensure no downtime and proactive support, avoiding reactive operations.
Grant request includes provisions for voting power and incentive alignment with ENS goals, open to vesting schedules.
Hiring urgency stems from the need for highly skilled personnel to meet standards.
Proposal is aligned with long-term ENS objectives, such as Namechain support.
Proposals are the means by which changes are made to the status quo. There are two types of proposals:
Social Proposals: Offchain proposals seeking the DAO’s agreement on social considerations that cannot be enforced onchain.
Executable Proposals: Onchain proposals that execute code related to the ENS Protocol and ENS DAO smart contracts, as voted on by the DAO.
Proposal Threshold: A minimum of 10k $ENS is required to submit social proposals, while 100k $ENS is needed for executable proposals.
Stay updated on DAO governance and proposals by regularly checking the Term 5 Dashboardand the Voting Period Bulletin. For detailed governance information, refer to our Governance Docs. To see real-time voting power distribution, visit votingpower.xyz.
Namechain by is a purpose-built Layer 2 solution, marking the next evolution in ENS as part of the ENSv2 initiative.
Announced during frensday, Namechain promises to significantly reduce costs, enhance performance, and maintain a familiar Ethereum developer experience.
Watch the entire stream here.
Inspired by the inaugural frENSday in Bangkok? ENS is shaping the future of decentralized identity and is hiring to help build the next generation of the web.
Explore open roles: Apply Now.
Gregskril.eth shares key updates from frENSDay on upcoming ENS developments:
L2 Primary Names: Now available on testnet, with mainnet launch coming soon.
Flexible Smart Contracts: Enhanced contracts expected in ENSv2.
Namechain Preview: Insights into building on Namechain.
Catch the full update video from Gregskril.eth here.
At Devcon, Jefflau.eth presented a comprehensive Year in Review for ENS, sharing notable milestones and advancements:
Major Milestones:
Over 13 million ENS names registered.
Gasless DNSSEC for enhanced security.
GoDaddy’s one-click ENS integration for any DNS.
Google now recognizes .eth in search results.
PayPal & Venmo ENS integrations.
Growing support from service providers like EFP and Namestone.
Technical Advancements:
Namechain: A Layer 2 solution designed to improve speed and cost-effectiveness.
ENSv2: A complete rewrite introducing simplified name migration, record sharing, and logic passthrough.
Primary Names on L2: Enabling scalable primary name functions on Layer 2.
The ENS team expresses gratitude to the community for seven years of growth and looks forward to future innovations.
Read more about the keynote and progress here.
At frENSday, Jesse Pollak and Katherine Wu discussed creating Basenames: a unified identity for Base and the onchain economy, powered by ENS.
Domico.eth unveiled a sleek hypothetical userflow for Namechain, emphasizing ease of use and efficiency. Goals include registering names from any L2 without connecting to Namechain, gasless ETH payments, and reducing registration time to just 10 seconds.
Watch the full keynote: frENSday Keynote
ENS Labs commits to quarterly transparency reports on ENSv2 development, covering financials and technical progress, starting Q1 2025. Reports will detail budget usage, milestone achievements, and timeline adjustments, supporting community trust and showcasing advances in ENS protocol evolution.
Jeff Lau, Co-Founder of ENS, will speak at Taipei Blockchain Week about ENS’s role as the “DNS for web3,” simplifying wallet and profile identities while championing decentralization.
Details: Announcement
Makoto Inoue, Core Developer at ENS since 2018, will share insights on scaling ENS at Taipei Blockchain Week. From frontend to smart contracts and data analysis, Makoto’s contributions have been pivotal.
Details: Announcement
The frENSday event featured talks from Web3 founders, builders, and community members. All sessions are now available on YouTube, providing insights into the latest developments in the Web3 ecosystem.
Watch the sessions here: frENSday YouTube Playlist
Help improve the ENS ecosystem by providing feedback on Canny, where ENS Labs members and Working Group stewards will address your submissions. You can submit Feature Requests, Integrations, Bug Reports, or upvote and comment on existing posts. Share your feedback on Canny here.
Submissions for the ENS newsletter are open! Share updates on projects, events, achievements, or community changes for inclusion. Submit your segment by visiting the Newsletter ddocs site here and leaving a comment.
New to the ENS DAO or curious about how it works? basics.ensdao.org is your go-to resource for learning about governance, proposals, and ways to get involved in the ENS ecosystem. Whether you’re exploring ENS for the first time or looking to deepen your participation, this guide provides all the essentials.
Start your journey today: Visit ENS DAO Basics.
Yodl Go integrates ENS, providing free subdomains (e.g., alice.yodl.eth) for seamless payments. Users can set token and chain preferences, with payments automatically routed, swapped, or bridged. ENS domains become personalized payment hubs, unifying Ethereum tools.
Fileverse’s new ddocs.new update introduces text-specific commenting, enabling async collaboration. Users can link comments to specific text and work in parallel—now with ENS for seamless identity integration!
Learn more: Fileverse Update
Ross (@z0r0zzz) launched the first legal entity listing an ENS identity for an onchain AI agent in its operating agreement. This innovative LLC is managed algorithmically via smart contracts, redefining governance.
Dive into the details: Read More
Limes.eth launched the ENS POAP Collection, showcasing top collectors in the ENS ecosystem! Check out the leaderboard, spot your rank, and see if you made the top 10.
Explore: ENS POAP Collection
Brian Armstrong highlights the Internet of Money, with ENS playing a critical role in identity for this new ecosystem. Paired with Base for scaling, USDC for stability, and smart wallets for usability, ENS cements itself as essential Web3 infrastructure.
At Devcon in Bangkok, Lefteris.eth shared his insights from over a decade in the ecosystem, breaking down why many DAOs fall short of their potential, while praising exceptions to the norm (ENS DAO).
If you missed it, catch his talk here: Watch Now.
Validator.eth highlights that ENS names are more than traditional NFTs. These blockchain-based identifiers simplify crypto transactions, support dApps, and serve as entry points for Web3. ENS names go beyond being collectibles—they are purpose-built tools shaping the infrastructure of Web3 and redefining the blockchain space as Pure Utility NFTs.
Mely.eth offered a thought-provoking take: “True identity lies in the non-physical, which is perfect and immutable.” In their article, they expand on this by describing how ENS offers a decentralized and permanent identity layer for Web3.
Dive deeper into this perspective: Read More
Ecosystem steward Slobo.eth discussed the prospect of Primary Names on L2 networks, noting that out of 16M ENS names, only 900k use primary names—a feature that creates portable global profiles. L2 advancements cut costs by 100x ($10 → $0.10) and enable sponsorable primary names. Apps can even set them for free. Mainnet is expected in Q1 2025.
Learn more: ENSIP-19 Details
Back in 2015, ERC26 introduced the Default Ethereum Name Registrar, combining a registrar, auction, and election contract. While ambitious, it was later streamlined by Nick into the elegant system we now know as ENS. A pivotal moment in blockchain history. Read more
Visa now officially owns their ENS domain, enhancing their Web3 presence with visa.box. Another major corporation embracing decentralized identity solutions and showcasing the growing importance of ENS in the global digital landscape.
ENS stewards were seen at Privy HQ last week, hinting at potential collaborations or exciting developments. What could be brewing between ENS and Privy?
A decade ago, Devcon-0 gathered just ~40 attendees in Berlin. Fast forward to today, Devcon 7 in Bangkok attracted over 12k participants! A nostalgic reminder of Ethereum’s humble beginnings, as Lefteris.eth reflects on his early talk about C++, Ethereum & Emacs.
Meta-Governance – @5pence.eth
ENS Ecosystem – @slobo.eth
Public Goods – @simona_pop
DAO Secretary - @limes
The responsibilities of the Lead Stewards & Secretary are set out in Rule 9.8 and Rule 9.9 of the Working Group Rules.
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Working Group | Time | Schedule | Location |
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 Meta-Governance | 2pm UTC | Tuesday | |
 Ecosystem | 5pm UTC | Thursday | |
 Public Goods | 6pm UTC | Thursday |
Love ENS? Build on it, talk about it, and want to contribute more? Consider nominating yourself for a Steward Role in the upcoming ENS DAO elections. It’s your chance to help shape the future of ENS governance.
Learn more and nominate here: Steward Nominations & Election Process.
In Q3 2024, ENS generated $6.3M in total revenue:
$4.72M from registration fees,
$838k from temporary premium fees,
$738k from DeFi returns on the ENS endowment.
Year-to-date revenue stands at $22.6M, driven by registration, premium fees, and DeFi yields. For more details, read the full report.
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In Q3 2024, ENS Working Groups collectively spent approximately $501k.
The Ecosystem Group allocated 197,707 USDC and 6 ETH, covering initiatives like bug bounties, grants, events, and services.
Meta-Governance spent 151,300 USDC, focusing on compensation, DAO tooling, and events.
Public Goods dedicated 136,999 USDC to grants, including ETH Mexico and various projects, along with event sponsorships. Full balance details are viewable at enswallets.xyz.
For more details, read the full report.
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The Meta-Governance Working Group provides governance oversight and support for working group operations through DAO tooling and governance initiatives.
@alextnetto.eth posted proposed amendments to the ENS DAO Working Group Rules. With an aim to enhance governance by limiting roles, ensuring diversity, and addressing conflicts of interest, with each amendment requiring individual approval through a voting process.
Avsa.eth shared an iterative framework for the second season of the ENS Service Provider Program, aiming to support full-time developers with proposals for improved scheduling, voting, and funding strutures.
Balance Overview:
Total funds in the endowment: $80m
Capital utilization: 100%
Monthly DeFi results: $261k
Review the full report prepared by @Karpatkey here.
Financial Overview
Revenue > Cash Burn, Runway: 131 months
Revenue: $1.8m (vs. $1.6m last month)
Cash Inflow: $.9m (vs. $.7m last month)
Normalized Cash Burn: $1.1m
Reserves: $142m (ETH: 134m, USDC: 8m)
Total Endowment: $109m
P&L: $28.0m ($27.7M from ETH M2M)
Review the full report prepared by @Steakhouse here
Agora are considering ways to unlock ENS Delegations held by Coinbase to increase governance participation—proposed solutions include an upgrade to the ENS Governor followed by a delegate race.
Governor Update Discussion: Another social vote will be held prior to the proposal for upgrading the governor, ensuring clarity and quorum.
Quorum Issue: Previous social vote failed due to confusion around the proposal.
Delegate Consideration: Voting twice will only be requested for crucial decisions.
Gasless Voting Implementation: Tally and Agora are exploring solutions to eliminate voting costs, making participation more accessible in the future.
Creator: @danch.quixote developed the ENS Ledger app through an initial grant, now seeking ongoing funding for maintenance and support.
Grant Details: Meta-governance working group approved a $7,500 USDC grant for a 6-month milestone-based support initiative.
Try the ENS Ledger App
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The Ecosystem Working Group strengthens the ENS Protocol by facilitating developer relations, identifying and funding high-potential projects that enhance ENS, and supporting ENS-aligned initiatives.
A key focus has been on enabling L2 primary names, which allow users to set primary names on Layer 2 networks, offering a full ENS experience without involving mainnet smart contracts. This feature is currently available on L2 testnets and is planned to roll out to L2s in the near future.
Discussions are underway involving multiple teams to coordinate the implementation of this update.
ETHGlobal has unveiled its 2025 in-person hackathon schedule, featuring a diverse lineup of events across the globe. The calendar includes:
Taipei, Taiwan: April 4–6, 2025
Prague, Czech Republic: May 30–June 1, 2025
Cannes, France: July 4–6, 2025
New York, USA: August 15–17, 2025
New Delhi, India: September 26–28, 2025
Devconnect (Location TBD): November 2025
Web3.bio, a platform for managing Web3 identities, has been awarded a $25,000 USDC grant by the ENS Ecosystem Stewards. This funding will support operational costs, enhanced APIs, and new features for identity management.
The ENS Ecosystem Stewards awarded three 1 ETH mini grants to support innovative tools and contributions:
More information: Mini Grants Announcement
Gitcoin Grants Round 22 distributed $80,138 to 42 ENS projects, powered by $70k in matching funds and 1,995 unique donors. Innovations like private transfers, privacy-first gateways, and ENS profiles took the spotlight.
Learn more: Ecosystem Update
Team @Blockful participated in ETHGlobal, developing an innovative project focused on “renting” ENS names. Their creative approach won them a prize at the event. The project, Rent.eth, explores new use cases for ENS names, offering exciting possibilities for the community.
For more details: Rent.eth | ETHGlobal.
Namespace now supports ENS subname minting, record management & resolution on Optimism. All subnames & records are managed on L2 for lower fees & easier access. Devs & non-tech users alike can integrate subname registrations with their apps.
More: Namespace Docs
Brantly.eth presented at frENSday in Thailand, explaining EFP (Ethereum Follow Protocol). Highlighting how Vitalik.eth and others got onboarded, he shared EFP’s vision for global adoption.
Watch the talk here: Full Video
@clowes.eth delivered an insightful talk at Devcon on CCIP Read, providing a deep dive into using ERC-3668 for trustlessly reading Layer 2 data from Layer 1. The session explored the technical details and applications of this approach, offering valuable knowledge for developers and blockchain enthusiasts.
Watch the full video here: Devcon 2024 - Gateway Documentation.
@alextnetto.eth presented a lightning talk at frENSday focused on improving the management of ENS domains, highlighting innovative strategies and tools to streamline domain handling for users. The session offered practical insights and potential improvements for the ENS ecosystem.
Watch the talk on YouTube: Blockful’s Lightning Talk at frENSday.
The ENSIP GitHub repository continues to serve as the hub for ENS Improvement Proposals. Recent efforts include ongoing coordination on ENSIP-0, a foundational proposal drafted and maintained by the Unruggable Labs team (ENSIP-0 Draft Link).
Additionally, ENSIP-19, focused on EVM-chain reverse resolution, is progressing with an updated pull request by Tate. (ENSIP-19 PR Link).
At Devcon, the team engaged with members from Base, expressing enthusiasm for future collaborations on ENSIPs. The most recent proposal draft on Hooks has also been shared, with the team welcoming all feedback and encouraging community involvement.
To contribute, interested parties can reach out to @nxt3d on Twitter.
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The Public Goods Working Group supports the Ethereum ecosystem by identifying and funding open-source development.
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The Public Goods Working Group has awarded GasHawk $40,000 USDC to enhance on-chain transaction efficiency. GasHawk is developing paymaster services, private mempool solutions, and blob execution tools for chains like Optimism, Base, and Sepolia.
Learn more: GasHawk Grant Details.
Pablo Alayeto presented the Public Goods Builder Grants project, a collaboration focused on education, tooling, and milestone-based grants within the Ethereum ecosystem. The ENS PG Grants platform enables builders to receive funding as they achieve predefined milestones, creating a structured and transparent process.
Building on Ethereum? Apply now: Builder Grants Platform.
Caio Mattos presented an update on the Domínio Web3 initiative, highlighting efforts to onboard new developers into the Web3 ecosystem in Latin America. The initiative has successfully brought together university and enterprise partners for conferences, with 94% of attendees being first-time users of Solidity.
Key accomplishments include:
Onboarding many new developers into Web3 technologies.
Assisting attendees with grant applications to support their projects.
Collaboration with partners such as @simona.eth, who will connect with Urbe Campus to expand outreach.
For more details, explore the presentation here: Domínio Web3 Presentation.
Rev from Octant (https://octant.pp) presented Octant, a protocol designed for sustainable funding of public goods by leveraging yields on staked ETH. The team is currently developing Octant v2and exploring collaborations with the ENS DAO to enhance public goods funding efforts.
Key Highlights:
Forum Post: Learn more about Octant in the Introducing Octant forum post.
Metrics and Progress: Check out Octant’s current metrics on the Octant App.
Discussions: There were extensive talks on the flywheel effects of Octant v2 and improving ecosystem-wide sustainable funding. @coltron.eth suggested diversifying strategies beyond Golem tokens for public goods funding.
Future Plans: Octant plans to share more tangible updates with the ENS DAO after the holidays.
Additional Resources:
Octant v2 Talk: Watch on YouTube.
Documentation: Explore Octant Docs.
Nischal Sharma shared valuable resources for developers working with Ethereum clients. These include:
Web3j Code Samples: A collection of added code examples for better integration with Ethereum clients. Check out the details in the GitHub Pull Request.
Hyperledger Web3j Library: A lightweight Java and Android library for Ethereum client integration. Explore the library on GitHub - Hyperledger Web3j.
ENS DAO offers several resources for understanding and participating in its ecosystem:
ENS DAO Basics: Learn about the ENS DAO, including voting and governance.
Support Docs: Guidance on registration, renewals, and development aspects.
Governance Docs: Insights into governance structure.
ENS Agora: Governance hub for proposal review and voting.
Give Feedback: Share input to help improve ENS.
ENS Repository: The ENS Protocol’s main GitHub repository.
Thank you for reading! Goodbye. 👋
New editions — Bi-weekly on Tuesdays
📑 Previous editions — Archived on the ENS DAO Archive
🗳 New proposals — Updates via Telegram
🧭 ENS DAO Dashboard — Available for public review
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ENS Labs: Namechain,ENS Keynote, ETHGlobal
Community: Durin, Dentity, Virgil Griffith Updates
Meta-Gov: Election results, Endowment Report, Calldata verification
Ecosystem: ENSIP updates, Gitcoin Round
Public Goods: Builder Grants, Urbe Campus
Refer to the ENS DAO Calendar for working group calls and events.
Calendar: Public Access / Access with Gmail
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[5.25] [Executable] Collective Working Group Funding Reuqeast This is a resubmission of [EP 5.24], with no changes to the funding amounts or technical specifications.
Vote: Pending
Disucssion: Open
[5.26] [Executable] Implementation of ENS Governance Distribution Pilot Program This executable proposal implements the Governance Distribution Pilot Program approved in EP5.19 1. Following the community’s selection of the 30k ENS distribution option, this proposal authorizes the transfer of ENS tokens from the treasury to implement the program.
Vote: Pending
Discussion: Open
Proposals are the means by which changes are made to the status quo. There are two types of proposals:
Social Proposals: Offchain proposals seeking the DAO's agreement on social considerations that cannot be enforced onchain.
Executable Proposals: Onchain proposals that execute code related to the ENS Protocol and ENS DAO smart contracts, as voted on by the DAO.
Proposal Threshold: A minimum of 10k $ENS is required to submit social proposals, while 100k $ENS is needed for executable proposals.
Stay updated on DAO governance and proposals by regularly checking the Term 5 Dashboard and the Voting Period Bulletin. For detailed governance information, refer to our Governance Docs. To see real-time voting power distribution, visit votingpower.xyz.
Namechain by is a purpose-built Layer 2 solution, marking the next evolution in ENS as part of the ENSv2 initiative.
Announced during frensday, Namechain promises to significantly reduce costs, enhance performance, and maintain a familiar Ethereum developer experience.
Watch the entire stream here.
Gregskril.eth shares key updates from frENSDay on upcoming ENS developments:
L2 Primary Names: Now available on testnet, with mainnet launch coming soon.
Flexible Smart Contracts: Enhanced contracts expected in ENSv2.
Namechain Preview: Insights into building on Namechain.
Catch the full update video from Gregskril.eth here.
At Devcon, Jefflau.eth presented a comprehensive Year in Review for ENS, sharing notable milestones and advancements:
Major Milestones:
Over 13 million ENS names registered.
Gasless DNSSEC for enhanced security.
GoDaddy’s one-click ENS integration for any DNS.
Google now recognizes .eth in search results.
PayPal & Venmo ENS integrations.
Growing support from service providers like EFP and Namestone.
Technical Advancements:
Namechain: A Layer 2 solution designed to improve speed and cost-effectiveness.
ENSv2: A complete rewrite introducing simplified name migration, record sharing, and logic passthrough.
Primary Names on L2: Enabling scalable primary name functions on Layer 2.
The ENS team expresses gratitude to the community for seven years of growth and looks forward to future innovations.
Read more about the keynote and progress here.
ENS announced an official partnership with POAP Studio for frENSDay in Bangkok, Thailand. POAP turns shared web3 experiences into digital collectibles, fostering connections and preserving memories within the community.
ENS Labs commits to quarterly transparency reports on ENSv2 development, covering financials and technical progress, starting Q1 2025. Reports will detail budget usage, milestone achievements, and timeline adjustments, supporting community trust and showcasing advances in ENS protocol evolution.
Gregskril.eth explores Solidity by creating a hybrid ENS resolver that stores critical data onchain and falls back to an offdchain database for non-critical records. This design enables free updates for less essential information, showcasing the flexibility of ENS resolvers.
Inspired by Namestone’s ENSPro app, this hybrid setup offers an innovative approach to managing ENS records. The contract is available here, inviting community feedback and ideas.
ENS Labs sponsored $10,000 USD in prizes to encourage innovation and development on ENS during ETHGlobal's Hackathon in Bangkok, empowering participants to advance decentralized naming on the new internet.
ENS announced its collaboration with Gaia to integrate ENS into Gaia’s protocol, enhancing decentralized agents with secure onchain identities. This partnership brings Gaia Domain Names to life, utilizing ENS's infrastructure to streamline AI agent identity management and promote decentralized innovation.
Help improve the ENS ecosystem by providing feedback on Canny, where ENS Labs members and Working Group stewards will address your submissions. You can submit Feature Requests, Integrations, Bug Reports, or upvote and comment on existing posts. Share your feedback on Canny here.
Submissions for the ENS newsletter are open! Share updates on projects, events, achievements, or community changes for inclusion. Submit your segment by visiting the Newsletter ddocs site here and leaving a comment.
Liam (@daddysether) provided insights into ENS’s ambitious journey to scale through its new Layer 2 solution, Namechain. ENS, one of Ethereum’s most widely adopted applications, aims to bring decentralized naming to billions worldwide by building on zkEVM infrastructure.
zkEVM Focus: Namechain will leverage zkEVM, prioritizing open-source and secure scalability.
Roadmap Breakdown:
Phase 1: Transition ENSv1 to ENSv2 with seamless L2 connectivity.
Phase 2: Develop new smart contracts for enhanced user experience.
Phase 3: Deploy with an established sequencer and prover network.
Phase 4: Implement registries, resolvers, and data synchronization on L2.
Phase 5: Begin registrations and renewals on Namechain.
L2-L2 Bridging: Ensures interoperability across Ethereum’s Layer 2 ecosystem, allowing users to pay for ENS names on any existing L2.
For a deeper look at ENS’s scaling roadmap, check out Liam's full thread here.
Slobo.eth introduced Durin, an opinionated approach to managing ENS subnames on Layer 2 chains. Durin automates routine tasks, allowing developers to focus on innovative features.
What Durin Does:
Provides a frontend for deploying and configuring ENS registries: durin.dev
Offers open-source deployment scripts and registrar templates: GitHub
Enables ENS name resolution with a default gateway.
Supported Chains:
Scroll, Linea, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base.
Durin simplifies registry management and lowers the barrier to entry for developers working with ENS subnames on Layer 2 networks.
Blockful and Unruggable hosted a community run on November 13 in Bangkok, starting at Palmer & Turner Restaurant. Participants, whether seasoned runners or beginners, joined for an early morning jog through scenic streets, fostering good vibes. They ended the event with thanks to those who attended or greeted them at Devcon and frENSday.
Dentity introduces the ENS Library, a resource aimed at enhancing the understanding and utility of ENS for developers and users. Through guides, best practices, and insights, the ENS Library seeks to make ENS more accessible and practical, promoting widespread adoption of decentralized naming.
Explore more at Dentity ENS Library.
ENS, Unruggable, and Linea teams demonstrated ERC-3668 (CCIP-read) usage, enabling trustless L2 data reads from L1 with specific examples. Attendees explored mechanisms and security aspects of this interaction in a practical workshop.
ENS Labs general counsel Alexander Urbelis provided an update on Virgil’s situation, confirming his anticipated release in April 2025. With family support and legal efforts, there is hope for an earlier release, though April is the latest expected. Virgil is eligible for a halfway house but faces delays due to Baltimore's oversubscribed facilities. His family’s relocation to the mid-Atlantic area makes Baltimore ideal, but limited availability complicates his transition.
The ENS DAO was prominently featured at Devcon 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand. Stewards, delegates, and contributors shared insights, innovations, and exciting updates about the ENS ecosystem. From new tools and frameworks to discussions on governance and collaboration, here’s a summary of the key highlights:
DAO Resilience and Longevity
Lead Working Group stewards discussed insights to strengthen ENS DAO's resilience, focusing on strategies for sustainability and long-term direction.
Lightning Talks by ENS Builders
DAO Secretary Limes.eth hosted lightning talks featuring contributions from service providers, grantees, and builders across the ENS ecosystem.
Financial Goals and Treasury Management
Jy from Karpātkēy shared how ENS leverages risk-averse on-chain treasury management to ensure financial sustainability.
Bridging the Verified Web
Premm.eth introduced Unruggable, a solution to connect Layer 2 ENS names using proofs, advancing accessibility and verification in the ecosystem.
Enhancing Domain Management
Netto.eth from Blockful presented wildcard writing standards for efficient offchain ENS domain record management.
Public Goods Grants Platform
Shivbhonde.eth unveiled ENS DAO's new Public Goods Grants platform, simplifying funding for impactful community projects.
Onchain Social Graphs
Brantly.eth showcased the Ethereum Follow Protocol (EFP), a decentralized protocol for onchain social connectivity and identity.
Privacy on Public Chains
Moritz.fkey.eth demonstrated Fluidkey’s user-friendly privacy tool, providing secure identity solutions on public chains with ENS integration.
This recap highlights the depth and breadth of ENS DAO’s contributions at Devcon 2024, showcasing its role in shaping the Ethereum ecosystem’s future.
Meta-Governance – @5pence.eth
ENS Ecosystem – @slobo.eth
Public Goods – @simona_pop
DAO Secretary - @limes
The responsibilities of the Lead Stewards & Secretary are set out in Rule 9.8 and Rule 9.9 of the Working Group Rules.
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Working Group | Time | Schedule | Location |
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Meta-Governance | 1pm UTC | Tuesday | |
🌱 Ecosystem | 5pm UTC | Thursday | |
Public Goods | 6pm UTC | Thursday |
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In Q3 2024, ENS generated $6.3M in total revenue:
$4.72M from registration fees,
$838k from temporary premium fees,
$738k from DeFi returns on the ENS endowment.
Year-to-date revenue stands at $22.6M, driven by registration, premium fees, and DeFi yields. For more details, read the full report.
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In Q3 2024, ENS Working Groups collectively spent approximately $501k.
The Ecosystem Group allocated 197,707 USDC and 6 ETH, covering initiatives like bug bounties, grants, events, and services.
Meta-Governance spent 151,300 USDC, focusing on compensation, DAO tooling, and events.
Public Goods dedicated 136,999 USDC to grants, including ETH Mexico and various projects, along with event sponsorships. Full balance details are viewable at enswallets.xyz.
For more details, read the full report.
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The Meta-Governance Working Group provides governance oversight and support for working group operations through DAO tooling and governance initiatives.
The calldata security verification for EP 5.25 confirmed that calldata matched the proposal’s expected description regarding USDC and ENS transfer operations. This process involved simulating the proposal’s lifecycle—proposing, passing, executing, and verifying state changes post-transfer. Testing guidance was provided, allowing developers to validate calldata alignment with proposal objectives on-chain. The final step confirmed that on-chain calldata would reflect the tested state accurately, giving approval for on-chain submission.
The calldata verification for EP 5.26 focused on transferring 30,000 ENS tokens from the DAO treasury to the Meta-gov WG wallet. The simulation and testing verified that the proposal’s description was matched accurately in the calldata. The verification process included proposing, passing, and executing the operations, ensuring the end-state aligned with the intended ENS transfer. Testing steps were provided for developers to confirm the on-chain calldata consistency.
Following the resignation of Alex Van de Sande, a special election was held to fill the Meta-Governance steward vacancy. The candidates were:
Nick.eth
SpikeWatanabe.eth
After the community vote, Nick.eth emerged as the elected steward. He will now serve as the new Meta-Governance steward for the remainder of Term 5.
Balance Overview:
Total funds in the endowment: $80m
Capital utilization: 100%
Monthly DeFi results: $261k
Review the full report prepared by @Karpatkey here.
The Ecosystem Working Group strengthens the ENS Protocol by facilitating developer relations, identifying and funding high-potential projects that enhance ENS, and supporting ENS-aligned initiatives.
An ENSIP meetup was held on the final day of Devcon. The ENSIP GitHub repository continued to focus on ENSIP0, with an emphasis on formalizing standards for contributors and specifying editor responsibilities. Efforts were made to establish a priority list for onchain coin types. Considerations are underway for approaching Labs to formalize a process that includes assigning administrative permissions to nominated ENSIP editors. Feedback and involvement were encouraged, with contact available via X at @nxt3d.
The Gitcoin round successfully met its $10k donation goal, attracting 2,000 unique contributors. Funds are scheduled for payout after Devcon. The round operated smoothly, demonstrating notable improvements over previous rounds.
The Public Goods Working Group supports the Ethereum ecosystem by identifying and funding open-source development.
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The Public Goods Working Group introduced an open-source grants manager for all ecosystems, co-created with BuidlGuidl to support public goods and their builders. This initiative invites communities to join in funding and empowering the future of open-source projects. Builder Grants Site.
At Devcon, Vegaypatino from ENS DAO presented a compelling talk on the significance of public goods for the Web3 ecosystem. This Urbe Campus session, supported by the ENS DAO Public Goods Grant, highlighted the ongoing commitment to empowering open-source initiatives in Web3. More about the event.
ENS DAO offers several resources for understanding and participating in its ecosystem:
ENS DAO Basics: Learn about the ENS DAO, including voting and governance.
Support Docs: Guidance on registration, renewals, and development aspects.
Governance Docs: Insights into governance structure.
ENS Agora: Governance hub for proposal review and voting.
Give Feedback: Share input to help improve ENS.
ENS Repository: The ENS Protocol's main GitHub repository.
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New editions — Bi-weekly on Tuesdays
Previous editions — Archived on the ENS DAO Archive
New proposals — Updates via Telegram
ENS DAO Dashboard — Available for public review
Submit feedback — Share what you’d like to see
ENS Labs: frENSday Speakers, ENSv2 Funding Proposal
Community: Curated Tools, gon.id, Uniswap hits 1m
Meta-Gov: Special Election, Voting Period
Ecosystem: Gitcoin Round, Service Provider Updates
Public Goods: Grantee Updates
Refer to the ENS DAO Calendar for working group calls and events.
Calendar: Public Access / Access with Gmail
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[5.22] ENSv2 Development Funding Request
This proposal seeks to secure increased funding for ENS Labs to develop, maintain, and audit ENSv2, a major upgrade designed to enhance decentralization, scalability, and flexibility by integrating Layer 2 solutions and a redesigned protocol, enabling ENS to better support Ethereum’s evolving rollup-centric infrastructure.
[5.23] Governance Security Bounty
This proposal requests compensation for the blockful team for their critical role in identifying and mitigating a $150M vulnerability in ENS DAO’s governance, leading to the establishment of a Security Council that strengthens ENS DAO’s resilience, with payment structured as $100k USDC and 15k vested ENS tokens over two years to ensure sustained commitment to ENS security.
Vote: Tally
Discussion
Voting is now open to fill a Meta-Governance steward vacancy following Alex Van de Sande’s resignation. The candidates are:
Nick.eth
SpikeWatanabe.eth
Full nomination details are available on the forum. Please review each nomination statement before casting your vote.
Proposals are the means by which changes are made to the status quo. There are two types of proposals:
Social Proposals: Offchain proposals seeking the DAO’s agreement on social considerations that cannot be enforced onchain.
Executable Proposals: Onchain proposals that execute code related to the ENS Protocol and ENS DAO smart contracts, as voted on by the DAO.
Proposal Threshold: A minimum of 10k $ENS is required to submit social proposals, while 100k $ENS is needed for executable proposals.
Stay updated on DAO governance and proposals by regularly checking the Term 5 Dashboard and the Voting Period Bulletin. For detailed governance information, refer to our Governance Docs. To see real-time voting power distribution, visit votingpower.xyz.
The much-anticipated frENSday at Devcon is almost here—attendees can look forward to insights from top Web3 figures, including representatives from the Ethereum Foundation, Google, Venmo/PayPal, Base, and more (full line up available here).
Tickets with unique QR codes are essential for check-in; retrieve or release yours if needed. Virtual attendance is also available. See you soon in Bangkok!
ENS announced an official partnership with POAP for #frENSDay at Devcon in Bangkok, Thailand. This collaboration aligns with frENSDay’s mission to celebrate innovation and unity among frENS in the Web3 space. Attendees are encouraged to join in and collect a unique piece of Web3 history.
ENS is excited to announce Jesse Pollak, creator of Base, as a speaker at frENSDay on November 11, 2024, in Bangkok, Thailand. With a wealth of insights and a commitment to supporting the builder community, Jesse embodies the spirit of innovation in the Ethereum ecosystem.
ENS announced a collaboration with XMTP and Converse, an Ethereum-based messaging app, for frENSDay at Devcon. Attendees can look forward to secure, seamless communication within the app, including group chats, DMs, and exclusive event insights. This integration aims to foster real-time connections among participants, enhancing the Devcon experience.
ENS invites builders to participate in frENsday 2024, hosting lightning talks in Bangkok. Applicants have an opportunity to present their latest ENS-related projects in a 10-minute slot (3-5 minutes for the talk, followed by Q&A). These talks will be recorded and potentially shared on ENS’s social platforms. Apply Here.
Help improve the ENS ecosystem by providing feedback on Canny, where ENS Labs members and Working Group stewards will address your submissions. You can submit Feature Requests, Integrations, Bug Reports, or upvote and comment on existing posts. Share your feedback on Canny here.
Submissions for the ENS newsletter are open! Share updates on projects, events, achievements, or community changes for inclusion. Submit your segment by visiting the Newsletter ddocs site here and leaving a comment.
mely.eth has curated a collection of useful ENS tools designed to support the ENS community. These tools span a variety of functionalities, from managing ENS names to creating decentralized websites and social connections, helping users enhance their experience in the Ethereum ecosystem.
ETH Tools: Offers ENS & Ethereum utilities, including hash generators and bulk tools.
Vision: Marketplace for ENS with profile management and subname launch pad.
EFP (Ethereum Follow Protocol): Onchain social graph using ENS profiles for decentralized connections.
Webhash: Decentralized, no-code website builder linked to ENS domains.
NameStone: Gasless ENS subname provider with API integration and admin tools.
ETH Limo: Enables decentralized website hosting on ENS by adding .link or .limo.
Converse: Decentralized messaging app using ENS, works across web3 platforms.
3DNS: Tokenize web2 domains to work as ENS & DNS onchain.
Unicorn.eth, a leading Web3 membership platform, announced its partnership with ETHDenver as the event’s official infrastructure provider. Offering secure, user-friendly tools like single-sign-on smart wallets and branded subdomains, unicorn.eth will empower Every ETHDenver attendee with a safe wallet powered by ENS and Namespace.
Safe has launched a multichain feature, allowing users to deploy the same wallet address across 15+ networks with no gas fees on major Layer 2s. This simplifies multichain management with one-click deployments, unified tracking, and seamless network switching. Eric Kuhn highlighted that ENS names are now compatible, enabling users to maintain a consistent identity across chains.
Dynamic.xyz introduces Global Identities, a feature that provides users with a consistent identity across multiple platforms and dApps. This innovation allows users to establish a singular profile and reputation that travels seamlessly with them in the Web3 ecosystem, reducing friction and enhancing user experience in decentralized spaces. With this release, Dynamic.xyz aims to empower users to manage their digital presence across chains and platforms more effortlessly than ever.
NameStone introduces gon.id, a platform offering limitless digital identities on Polygon. Users can start with 7 free mints for names with 5+ characters. Notably, 30% of revenue will support ENS DAO, promoting community growth. Built in collaboration with ENS Domains and Polygon, gon.id aims to provide users with versatile identity solutions in Web3.
BrianknowsAI API and app now support ENS subdomain resolution, enabling users to send and receive assets by specifying subdomains like “frank.base.eth” directly in prompts. This update simplifies onchain transactions and enhances user experience by making digital identities more accessible. Future updates will enable write operations, such as registration and renewal, supporting even more robust identity management in the Web3 space.
Power Agents, developed at ETHGlobal SF, allows users to create and manage AI agents with unique ENS subdomains (e.g., agentname.poweragents.eth) via XMTP messaging. Each agent has its own wallet and uses the Coinbase SDK and BrianknowsAI API to execute blockchain transactions on command. Users interact in natural language, instructing agents to handle tasks like bridging, transfers, and recurring payments, with updates provided in real-time. This innovation simplifies the crypto experience by making complex transactions accessible through familiar messaging interfaces.
Uniswap Labs celebrates surpassing 1 million uni.eth usernames. Users can now claim their personalized uni.eth address via the Uniswap Extension, simplifying crypto transactions with a unique identifier. The username “unicornintern.uni.eth” is already taken, showcasing the growing popularity of Uniswap’s identity layer.
EFrogs NFT community members can now use their efrogs.eth ENS subdomain to send and receive crypto and NFTs via MetaMask, offering a simpler alternative to traditional wallet addresses. This integration, supported by LineaBuild and MetaMask, positions EFrogs as an innovative NFT community across Ethereum and Layer 2s.
adraffy.eth introduces a proof-of-concept for a trustless crosschain ENS solution, showcased in the ENS-Link GitHub repository. Powered by unruggable.eth, this approach enables logic to be lifted from Layer 2 to Layer 1 and executed within a provable VM. The demo implements a rented NFT that becomes inaccessible post-expiration, leveraging a crosschain rental bytecode for time-based NFT validity. This breakthrough could pave the way for secure, decentralized ENS rentals across multiple chains.
3NUMLabs now offers a namespace for users, powered by ENS, through their Speak3Z client. Speak3z.ID usernames are available to all Speak3Z users, providing a standardized, ENS-backed identity solution for streamlined communication. This integration reinforces ENS as the standard for decentralized usernames, enabling a consistent digital identity across platforms.
Meta-Governance – @5pence.eth
ENS Ecosystem – @slobo.eth
Public Goods – @simona_pop
DAO Secretary - @limes
The responsibilities of the Lead Stewards & Secretary are set out in Rule 9.8 and Rule 9.9 of the Working Group Rules.
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Working Group | Time | Schedule | Location |
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In Q3 2024, ENS generated $6.3M in total revenue:
$4.72M from registration fees,
$838k from temporary premium fees,
$738k from DeFi returns on the ENS endowment.
Year-to-date revenue stands at $22.6M, driven by registration, premium fees, and DeFi yields. For more details, read the full report.
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In Q3 2024, ENS Working Groups collectively spent approximately $501k.
The Ecosystem Group allocated 197,707 USDC and 6 ETH, covering initiatives like bug bounties, grants, events, and services.
Meta-Governance spent 151,300 USDC, focusing on compensation, DAO tooling, and events.
Public Goods dedicated 136,999 USDC to grants, including ETH Mexico and various projects, along with event sponsorships. Full balance details are viewable at enswallets.xyz.
For more details, read the full report.
The Meta-Governance Working Group provides governance oversight and support for working group operations through DAO tooling and governance initiatives.
Avsa.eth prepared an analysis of EP5.19. The analysis reveals insights into how ranked-choice voting affects decision-making. Despite a tight race between budget options, the Medium (60k ENS) budget emerged as the favored outcome. This evaluation demonstrates the nuances of ranked-choice methods, addressing vote-splitting and advocating for transparency. Findings emphasize Round Robin as a preferred alternative, enhancing decision alignment with community preferences and potentially improving future governance practices in ENS.
Following the resignation of Alex Van de Sande (avsa.eth) as Meta-Governance steward, ENS has launched a special election to fill the vacancy. Nominations run from Nov 2-5, with voting from Nov 5-10. The elected steward will start on Nov 11, serving until Dec 31. Candidates must gather 10,000 Snapshot votes to be eligible. Read the forum post for more information.
Revenue > Cash Burn, Runway: 157 months
Revenue: $1.6M (vs. $1.9m last month)
Cash Inflow: $.8M (vs. $1M last month)
Normalized Cash Burn: $0.7M
Reserves: $117M (ETH: 105M, USDC: 12M)
Total Endowment: $82.5M
P&L: 2.3M (ETH mark-to-market)
Review the full report prepared by @Steakhouse here.
Balance Overview:
Total funds in the endowment: $81.7m
Capital utilization: 100%
Monthly DeFi results: $216,758
Review the full report prepared by @Karpatkey here.
The Ecosystem Working Group strengthens the ENS Protocol by facilitating developer relations, identifying and funding high-potential projects that enhance ENS, and supporting ENS-aligned initiatives.
The ENS Ecosystem Working Group is participating in Gitcoin Grants Round 22 with a 70k USDC matching pool. This round supports projects building on ENS, using Gitcoin’s quadratic funding model, which rewards both the total amount raised and the number of contributors.
Donation Period: 2024/10/23 12:00 UTC - 2024/11/06 23:59 UTC
Chain: Arbitrum
Eligible Projects: Must be building on ENS
A new contract scheme will enable proxy NFTs to simulate voting, allowing split delegation within a single transaction, making governance more dynamic and accessible. Code is complete and in final testing phases. The goal is to release this feature soon to simplify participation in ENS governance.
In a recent forum post, clowes.eth sought feedback on the ENSIP supersession of resolver implementations and client integrations. They detail challenges in achieving compatibility across ENSIPs, highlighting specific inconsistencies and ambiguities in client implementation guidance. Clowes.eth suggests clearer notices on superseded standards and an ideal process for client-side discovery and precedence handling to enhance ENSIP clarity.
Unruggable Labs
Unruggable is preparing to audit its gateway by year-end, enabling trustless data resolution from L2 chains with proof verification on L1. This includes multichain middleware and primary name resolution across networks. A partnership with ENS Labs now allows setting primary names directly on any L2. Documentation is available at Unruggable Docs.
NameStone
NameStone is collaborating with Dynamic to expand ENS integration, targeting both Web3 and Web2 companies. They’re also working with Polygon to let users create ENS subnames on the Polygon POS network, allowing address resolution in MetaMask and distinguishing ETH Mainnet from Polygon. More details at NameStone Docs.
NameSpace
NameSpace provides a solution for issuing ENS subnames for diverse user groups. It supports Base subdomains, recently added Optimism, and is developing a new front-end application. Interested users can join their Telegram group to test the SDK.
Blockful
Blockful invites community feedback on its latest service provider reports, including the Q3 report, to improve service quality and alignment with community needs. Check the report for more insights and share feedback.
Webhash
Webhash has launched its premium plans, reaching a milestone with 124 paid users, showing strong user interest and potential for sustainable revenue. The team continues enhancing features to drive further user engagement.
eth.cd
Eth.cd introduced in-app messaging with XMTP, allowing seamless communication on the platform. Users can set notification preferences for specific contacts to minimize spam, improving the user experience and efficiency of communication.
web3.bio
Web3.bio is an open-source project making ENS data accessible for public use. The platform supports rich exploration of ENS-linked social activity through an intuitive search interface. The API processes ~3 million requests monthly, with plans for batch profile queries and customizable profile widgets. Web3.bio is participating in the Gitcoin Grant round and welcomes community support. Meet Web3bio at Devcon to discuss more.
filmfundeth.com
FilmFundEth is developing an IMDB-style platform for crypto-focused films, aiming to change the negative perception of crypto. Users can review and rate crypto-related movies, TV shows, and documentaries. The platform will also invite young filmmakers to submit scripts highlighting crypto’s positive impacts.
ENSIP GitHub Repository: The ENSIP proposals are hosted on GitHub, providing a centralized place for contributions and discussions. You can access it here: ENS Improvement Proposals.
ENSIP0 Focus: The team is currently focusing on ENSIP0, which aims to standardize the process for contributing to ENSIPs. This includes setting guidelines for editors and defining their responsibilities to ensure a consistent approach to proposal development. More details are available in the ENSIP0 document.
Chain Coin Type Priority List: Work is ongoing to prioritize coin types for onchain integration, ensuring that supported assets align with community needs and technical standards.
Community Involvement: The team encourages feedback and community engagement. Those interested in contributing or providing feedback are invited to reach out to Premm.eth on X.
Upcoming ENSIP Meetup: An ENSIP meetup is scheduled to take place at Devcon, where contributors and community members can discuss ongoing projects and future ENSIP developments.
The Public Goods Working Group supports the Ethereum ecosystem by identifying and funding open-source development.
Scaffold ETH
Scaffold ETH has advanced Ethereum development tooling by creating an EIP5792-compliant extension for Coinbase Smart Wallet and testing one for Foundry. A tutorial video is available here, with more updates to come during frENSDay. View their GitHub for technical details: scaffold-eth/create-eth-extensions.
ETHMexico
ETHMexico saw strong global interest, with about 85% of attendees traveling to the event. Access the full event report here and watch the Public Goods Stewards session on YouTube.
Borderless Africa Updates by Yoseph Ayele
Borderless Africa is establishing a coordination layer to foster onchain development across Africa. The Magma Residency program brought together 24 founders and builders, divided into advanced, early-stage, and research groups. A final report will follow. Most Magma community members are attending Devcon with scholarship support. GM Day, held with Pagoda, boosted regional Ethereum contributions. Looking ahead, Magma will host biannual cohorts, with the next in April 2025, along with bi-weekly feedback sessions and regular podcasts sharing personal stories and project impacts.
ENS DAO offers several resources for understanding and participating in its ecosystem:
ENS DAO Basics: Learn about the ENS DAO, including voting and governance.
Support Docs: Guidance on registration, renewals, and development aspects.
Governance Docs: Insights into governance structure.
ENS Agora: Governance hub for proposal review and voting.
Give Feedback: Share input to help improve ENS.
ENS Repository: The ENS Protocol’s main GitHub repository.
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Unified Identity Frameworks
Estmcmxci.eth highlighted the P256 Precompile's potential to create robust identity frameworks and combat digital fragmentation.
DAOs and Regulatory Alignment
Lefteris.eth explored how DAOs align with decentralization principles and addressed potential regulatory challenges.
Open-Source Wallet Innovation
Ricmoo.eth presented the Firefly Pocket, an open-source Ethereum wallet supported by ENS DAO's public goods funding.
Supporting Global Innovation
James.eth discussed how ENS DAO fosters global innovation, touching on cryptoeconomics, investment trends, and impactful project funding.
Degens and Regens Collaboration
Griff.eth led a panel exploring how Degens and Regens can collaborate to unlock their collective potential.
Cultivating Ethereum’s Culture
Simona.eth, alongside Aya Miyaguchi and Songyi Lee, emphasized the importance of preserving Ethereum's unique cultural identity through collaborative efforts.
[5.24] Term 5 Q4, Collective Working Group Funding Proposal
This proposal approves and executes the funding requests for the October 2024 funding window, allocating USDC funds to the Meta-governance, Ecosystem, and Public Goods Working Groups to ensure continuity of operations and maintain prudent reserves until the next funding window in April 2025.
Namespace: User-friendly ENS subname management for individuals and communities.
ETH CD: Social network for ENS names, showcasing onchain information about profiles.
Namefi: Tokenize DNS names for crypto payments and ENS compatibility.
Dentity: Verification service adding proof of personhood to ENS profiles.
ENS Book: Tool for managing and tracking ENS names, with status and link info.
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 Public Goods | 6pm UTC | Thursday |
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