kpk.eth published the monthly Endowment Report
OpenBox has withdrawn its proposal seeking investment from the DAO
Nick.eth announced ENS Labs' migration plan for ENSv2
Viem and Wagmi now support L2 primary names
PHP Library for resolving ENS records is now available
The ENS DAO Dashboard has everything you need to explore, participate, and find your way around.
That's all, thanks for reading!
New proposals — Updates via Telegram
ENS DAO Dashboard — Available for public review
Submit your updates! — project updates wanted!
Meta-Governance meets at 2PM UTC on Tuesdays
Ecosystem meets at 3PM UTC on Thursdays
Public Goods meets at 4PM UTC on Thursdays
SEAL proposes DAO adoption of the Safe Harbor Agreement
Netto.eth proposes to reactivate Service Provider streams
Kernel hosted an ENS research session with Nick Johnson. JustaName explored an Aurora partnership, and @dr3a.eth published a protocol overview. Namestone surpassed 9M subnames, Uniswap hit 2M uni.eth names, and gregskril.eth showcased ENS at World of Apps. zWallet launched, Safe and Viem advanced resolution upgrades, Nouns released free identities, and GeoCities and ethp2p integrated new features.
Kernel hosted Nick Johnson for an ENS research session on L2 interop
JustaName (SPP2) discussed partnering with Aurora Cloud Console
Stablecoin transfers from any major chain to Polymarket accounts
@dr3a.eth published a comprehensive overview of the ENS Protocol
Namestone subname issuance platform surpasses 9M subnames
gregskril.eth presented at World of Apps, showcasing ENS versatility
zWallet launches as an open-source onchain wallet rooted on ENS
Sign in with Ethereum (EIP-4361) is now finalized
Safe considers adding ENS primary name resolution and avatar support
Viem to add chain-specific ENS resolution support in next release
Nouns launches Nounified ENS identities, free to mint and yours forever
GeoCities enables dWebsites for ENS and Base basenames via eth.limo
ethp2p integrates ENS, displaying seller identities directly on listings
Enscribe adds support for setting ENS L2 primary names
ENS joins ETH Tokyo as Gold Sponsor for September 2025 event
Uniswap surpasses 2 million claimed uni.eth usernames
happysingh.eth introduces subnames for Tap Day game identities
Karpatkey reported $46.3M in holdings and rebalanced 500 ETH as prices neared all-time highs. Key discussions centered on revisiting the Foundation’s legal structure, the Endowment’s fee model, and ENS token incentives. Blockful.eth proposed delegation incentives and began work on a dashboard to track SP activity. Additionally, the DAO announced support for Lighthouse Labs in shaping organizational identity.
ENS DAO reports $46.3m holdings, rebalances 500 ETH as ETH nears all-time high
Discussion: Revisiting the Foundation’s Legal Structure
Discussion: Revisiting the Endowment’s Fee Structure
Discussion: ENS Token Incentives
Discussion: Blockful.eth Outlines Incentives to Boost Delegation
Announcement: Backing Lighthouse Labs on DAO Organizational Identity
Discussion: Blockful.eth are developing a dashboard to monitor SP activity
There are service provider updates from Unruggable.eth and EIP, including AI tooling advances and SIWE stewardship. Grants went to Simplepage.eth (10,000 USDC + 200 ENS) and Yodlpay (25,000 USDC + 500 ENS). Key discussions covered custom resolvers, ENSNode v2 migration, and Service Provider Program oversight. Raffy.eth pushed ERC-7996 for universal resolver standards, while Ease debuted a facial recognition wallet with subnames and Atlas launched as a terminal interface for ENSjs libraries.
Service Provider Update: Unruggable.eth Q2 Report
Service Provider Update: EIP advances AI tooling and takes over SIWE
Discussion: Prototyping a Custom Resolver for Smart Contracts
Discussion: ENSNode v2 migration to Squid SDK proposed
Discussion: Service Provider Program Watch
Raffy.eth ERC-7996 Support and Standardizing the Universal Resolver
Project Highlight: Ease Introduces facial recognition wallet with subnames
Project Highlight: Atlas debuts as terminal interface for ENSjs libraries
The Public Goods Working Group nnounced its alignment with the Ethereum Foundation’s new co-funding model, marking a major step toward shared stewardship of ecosystem grants. This collaboration entails pooing resources, co-selection, and amplification by jointly funding initiatives. Also, ENS committed funding to independent research on ICANN and TLD policy, while EDI flagged risks in the EU’s EUDI framework and emphasized decentralization as a path to digital sovereignty.
Announcement: ENS aligns with Ethereum Foundation’s new co-funding model
Announcement: Funding Independent Research on ICANN and TLD policy
EDI highlights risks in EUDI, calls for sovereignty via decentralization
Resource | Function | Access |
|---|---|---|
Dashboard | Navigation | |
Basics | Education | |
Anticapture | Security | |
Tooling | Development | |
Calendar | Meetings | |
Proposals | Voting | |
Bulletin | Proposal summary | |
Voting Power | Track voting power | |
Safenotes | Working Group Transactions | |
ENS Ledger | DAO-wide transactions | |
ENS Accounting | Financial accounting | |
Revenue and Registrations | Main Dashboard for R&R |
Note: Posts older than 4 weeks are archival—browse cautiously, as links may be outdated or compromised.
—
Thank you for reading! Goodbye.
SEAL proposes DAO adoption of the Safe Harbor Agreement
Wonderland builds registry for chain metadata
Kernel hosts ENS research session with Nick Johnson
Ethereum Foundation co-funds public goods with ENS DAO
The ENS DAO Dashboard has everything you need to explore, participate, and find your way around.
That's all, thanks for reading!
Share Dialog
Share Dialog
Share Dialog
Support dialog
Support dialog
Support dialog
