ens.eth

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Your name should outlast platforms.

ENS is decentralized, portable, and forever yours.

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.

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

ENS was at @EthPrague.

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

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 🧵👇

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.

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

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.

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 👇

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 👇🧵

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.

decentralized
censorship-resistant
persistent

identity

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

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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 👇🧵

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. 🧵

In a space full of anon accounts, proving you're real can go a long way.

Your .eth can carry verified personhood all without giving up your privacy.

ENS x Dentity makes it possible with secure, offchain verification.

Millions of people already own domains and use them for websites and email. These same domains can also function as ENS names.

Through @GoDaddy’s integration with ENS, you can link a traditional DNS domain like .com or .org to ENS and begin using it within the crypto ecosystem.

Sending your ENS to a new wallet - or someone else - is easier than you think.

Here's how to do it in a few clicks 👇