Notification, Meet Web3 — An EPNS Story
How a protocol for blockchain based notifications enables any dApps or smart contracts to send blockchain agnostic, incentivized and dynamic notifications.District0x Spotlight SeriesPosted on District0x Spotlight SeriesHello unstoppable web3 notifications!Have you ever wished you could get notified if a new airdrop or token release was coming up? Have you ever regretted forgetting an NFT launch? Have you ever wished you could get a notification if gas prices drop below a certain threshold? Ha...

Name, meet web3 — An ENS Story
As seen on District0x Spotlight BlogEthereum Name ServicePart 2 of Meet Web3 Series. Read Part 1 here!Well, hello 0x3c6….c100, I’m 0x1b4…17e0. How do you do?Hmmmm, that just doesnt seem right. Oh, and I shortened it! Really it would be, “Well, 0x3C667efF9A9E987288A4BF3Ef274bD17e076C100, I’m-” well, you get the idea. We are humans; not computers, nor robots. We do not reference entities with long incomprehensible strings, nor do we use them as our Identity. It feels cold, strange, impersonal. ...

Souvenir, meet Web3 — A POAP Story
The Proof of Attendance ProtocolAs I pore over the options in the souvenir shop, searching for that perfect trinket, I start to get anxiety. A shot-glass with the logo of the current tourist trap I’m visiting, to gather dust in the liquor cabinet? A coffee mug with a silly phrase, for which I have no room in my cupboard? A T-shirt which I’ll never wear? I begin to wonder why I put myself through this. I enjoy little things that bring back the memories of my past experiences, reminding me of t...


Notification, Meet Web3 — An EPNS Story
How a protocol for blockchain based notifications enables any dApps or smart contracts to send blockchain agnostic, incentivized and dynamic notifications.District0x Spotlight SeriesPosted on District0x Spotlight SeriesHello unstoppable web3 notifications!Have you ever wished you could get notified if a new airdrop or token release was coming up? Have you ever regretted forgetting an NFT launch? Have you ever wished you could get a notification if gas prices drop below a certain threshold? Ha...

Name, meet web3 — An ENS Story
As seen on District0x Spotlight BlogEthereum Name ServicePart 2 of Meet Web3 Series. Read Part 1 here!Well, hello 0x3c6….c100, I’m 0x1b4…17e0. How do you do?Hmmmm, that just doesnt seem right. Oh, and I shortened it! Really it would be, “Well, 0x3C667efF9A9E987288A4BF3Ef274bD17e076C100, I’m-” well, you get the idea. We are humans; not computers, nor robots. We do not reference entities with long incomprehensible strings, nor do we use them as our Identity. It feels cold, strange, impersonal. ...

Souvenir, meet Web3 — A POAP Story
The Proof of Attendance ProtocolAs I pore over the options in the souvenir shop, searching for that perfect trinket, I start to get anxiety. A shot-glass with the logo of the current tourist trap I’m visiting, to gather dust in the liquor cabinet? A coffee mug with a silly phrase, for which I have no room in my cupboard? A T-shirt which I’ll never wear? I begin to wonder why I put myself through this. I enjoy little things that bring back the memories of my past experiences, reminding me of t...
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Read Article 1 of this series to learn more about the Push Protocol!
Article 1: Chat, meet web3 - A Push Protocol Story Article 2: Tutorial: Create an ENS subdomain for chat by Push Protocol Article 3: Tutorial: Chat by Push Protocol
I highly recommend setting your own chat subdomain (chat.grasponcrypto.eth, for example). To find out more, check out this article.
Head on over to Push Protocol’s chat dApp and lets chat.
Connect your wallet
Click the “+” sign to create a new chat
Pro Tip: Check out the name in the top right corner of the screenshot below. To learn how to get your own ENS subdomain for chat, read this article.

Type in the address with which you wish to communicate and hit enter

click on the result and type your message, then hit the send button.

At this point you will be shown a message about the dApp “Step 1/4: Generating Secure Keys For Your Account”, which could cause some delay - this is expected.

Then you will see a message “Step 2/4: Encrypting Your Keys” at which point it will prompt your wallet to sign a message. This is NOT a tx on chain, so it will not cost you anything to sign.

I imagine at this point it should look very similar to other chat apps with existing conversations listed and the ability to create new. However, its likely you will see the following error for now, they are still in beta after all.

Pro Tip: If you own an ENS name and want to setup a chat subdomain, check out this article.
**Beginner Tip: If you do not own an ENS name, and you collect this mirror story, DM me on twitter (@grasponcrytpo) and I’ll give you a subdomain on chatpush.eth! - eg grasponcrypto.chatpush.eth**I will have to limit this to the first 20 or so users, as tx fees can be cumbersome - this is just a small way for me to give back a little to the community, please dont abuse it!
Read Article 1 of this series to learn more about the Push Protocol!
Article 1: Chat, meet web3 - A Push Protocol Story Article 2: Tutorial: Create an ENS subdomain for chat by Push Protocol Article 3: Tutorial: Chat by Push Protocol
I highly recommend setting your own chat subdomain (chat.grasponcrypto.eth, for example). To find out more, check out this article.
Head on over to Push Protocol’s chat dApp and lets chat.
Connect your wallet
Click the “+” sign to create a new chat
Pro Tip: Check out the name in the top right corner of the screenshot below. To learn how to get your own ENS subdomain for chat, read this article.

Type in the address with which you wish to communicate and hit enter

click on the result and type your message, then hit the send button.

At this point you will be shown a message about the dApp “Step 1/4: Generating Secure Keys For Your Account”, which could cause some delay - this is expected.

Then you will see a message “Step 2/4: Encrypting Your Keys” at which point it will prompt your wallet to sign a message. This is NOT a tx on chain, so it will not cost you anything to sign.

I imagine at this point it should look very similar to other chat apps with existing conversations listed and the ability to create new. However, its likely you will see the following error for now, they are still in beta after all.

Pro Tip: If you own an ENS name and want to setup a chat subdomain, check out this article.
**Beginner Tip: If you do not own an ENS name, and you collect this mirror story, DM me on twitter (@grasponcrytpo) and I’ll give you a subdomain on chatpush.eth! - eg grasponcrypto.chatpush.eth**I will have to limit this to the first 20 or so users, as tx fees can be cumbersome - this is just a small way for me to give back a little to the community, please dont abuse it!
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