ens.eth

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Chains change. Your identity shouldn’t.

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ENS devs, got a minute?

We're running a quick survey to learn how you're building with ENS — and how we can make it better.

Your feedback helps shape the tools, docs, and features we build next.

https://enslabs.notion.site/20d7a8b1f0ed80b9b745ee11e7448855

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gm, Ethereum

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Your name should outlast platforms.

ENS is decentralized, portable, and forever yours.

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Want wallets or dapps to show yourname.eth instead of a 0x?

→ Go to http://app.ens.domains and choose your preferred name
→ Click “Set as primary name”
→ Confirm in your wallet

Now every ENS-enabled wallet and dapp displays yourname.eth, not the hex.

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Check out the latest buzz from the ENS ecosystem this month🧵

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ENS was at @EthPrague.

Thanks to everyone who grabbed a pink sticker, shared ideas, or just said hello👋

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Why does CCIP Read matter for ENS?

It’s the mechanism that lets names like http://cb.id or vault.uni.eth pull data from offchain sources — without breaking how users or apps expect ENS to work.

This is how we make ENS flexible, scalable, and future-proof 🧵👇

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Not all ENS names store their data onchain.

With CCIP Read, names like http://cb.id and uni.eth can resolve using offchain data — while still working like any other .eth.

This lets ENS support more use cases without changing how users interact with names.

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We're building something new and would love input from the community.

Take this quick 5-minute user test to help us create a more intuitive experience.

Everyone's welcome—click below to shape the future of ENS! 👇
https://t.maze.co/389474732?guerilla=true

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Venmo and PayPal usernames only work inside their apps.
ENS gives you a name that works across both — and beyond.

With PYUSD now live on Ethereum and Solana, names like katherine.eth can send and receive stablecoins across PayPal, Venmo, and Web3 wallets.

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Millions of people already own domains through @GoDaddy, and now you can use those same domains as your ENS name.

Link any .com or .org to ENS and turn it into your onchain identity.

Here’s how it works 👇

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ENS supports two powerful ways to issue subnames:

onchain and offchain

Each with different tradeoffs in cost, scalability, and decentralization.

Here’s how they work 👇🧵

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With just one name, Base has built a thriving builder ecosystem!

Basenames (subnames of base.eth) are onchain usernames that serve as portable identities, onchain resumes, and more. With over 750,000 names in use, Base’s principles are clear: Users should own their identity.

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decentralized
censorship-resistant
persistent

identity

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Check out the latest buzz from the ENS ecosystem this month🧵

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gm, Ethereum

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Last week, ENS was at the United Nations.

General Counsel & CISO at ENS Labs — @aurbelis — represented ENS at the 25th Anniversary of the UDRP, hosted by @WIPO, a specialized UN body in Geneva 🇺🇳

Here's a quick look at what we shared about ENS, Web3, and the future of naming 👇🧵

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Simple steps, real security.

The easiest ways to stay safe in Web3 are often the simplest.

Just like major apps simplify UX to keep users secure, ENS helps you stay a step ahead - quietly improving your security and OPSEC every day. 🧵