validator.eth

Ethereum Name Service is a protocol that enables users to register human readable domain names for their crypto addresses, making sending and receiving TXs more user friendly. ENS is multi-chain, with .eth working across 100s of coin types, including BTC, SOL, EVM L2s, + more.

@DeanRadin I have Aphantasia, not sure if that helped me or not.

This experiment tests for an implicit form of precognition. It's easy to do and takes about 8 minutes. It only works on a PC or Mac browser (i.e., not on a mobile phone). us.psytoolkit.org/c/3.6.5/survey…

Own a .com, .org, .xyz, or .dev? ENS tutorial: put a domain you already own onchain 1. Enable DNSSEC 2. Search the domain on app.ens.domains 3. Select Import DNS 4. Add the TXT record provided 5. Set your wallet records Now your existing domain can work as an ENS name too. Same brand. Same website. Now readable onchain identity. ENS is not replacing DNS. It is upgrading it.

485 participants have contributed their entropy thus far to those who haven't yet: will you heed the call?

@ensvision 🫡

Shoutout to the Vision dev team 🧡 We had an indexer sync issue causing incorrect expiry dates and stale data for some names. The kind of bug that's invisible until it isn't. They identified a small error in the code, patched it, and reindexed the full dataset — 7 million records, 19 hours straight. Everything is now synced correctly and should stay that way going forward. Building in public means owning the bugs too. Appreciate everyone who flagged it. 🔶 ensvision.com #ENS #ETH #Web3

met somebody today who introduced himself as “a manager” I didn’t know how to tell him…

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ENS tutorial: stop keeping everything on one wallet Go to: app.ens.domains → your name → Ownership → Edit Roles Set: Owner → cold wallet Manager → everyday wallet ETH Address → payment wallet Your cold wallet keeps ownership. Your everyday wallet can update records without being able to transfer the name. Your payment wallet can receive funds without owning or managing anything. If your everyday wallet gets compromised, your .eth can still remain safe. One name. Three roles. Much less risk.

the privacy pools v2 trusted setup ceremony is now beginning and we need your help contribute your entropy and become an early supporter of the protocol, guide below ↓

Haven’t been this excited about crypto since 2023. For the first in my career I see a genuine path to onboard hundreds of millions of users onto blockchains, while much of the market is too distracted or checked out to appreciate it. Think we’re firmly in the territory where you want to be looking past any month-to-month volatility and focus on the bigger picture unfolding over coming quarters and years. Time to lock in.

Your ENS has been sitting idle in your wallet. Starting today it can do two things at once: > make ENS governance stronger > and earn you rewards from the ENS DAO The ENS Delegation Incentives Program is live.

25,000+ AI agents deployed onchain since January. Most of them are invisible. No .eth name = no discoverability. No identity. No way for another agent, protocol, or human to find it. An invisible agent is a useless agent. ENS is the namespace for the agent economy. Every agent deployed without a .eth name is leaving discoverability on the table — and someone else will claim the name that should have been yours. Register your agent's identity before someone else does. 🧡 ensvision.com #ENS #AI #Web3

The Universal Resolver helps ENS feel like one system, even when names and records live in different places. It gives apps one entry point for .eth, DNS names, L2 namespaces and offchain records, with ENSv2 extending that flexibility further.

For the hundreds of “wen market?” legends in my DMs…. Wen is now.

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haven't contributed to the v2 trusted setup ceremony yet?

New Temp Check: SPP3 proposes a scoped RFP for one live, revenue-generating ENS marketplace, with up to $500k awarded from the $1.56M remaining in the authorized SPP3 allocation. discuss.ens.domains/t/temp-check-s…

ENS tutorial: build a public “official links” hub so people stop trusting random links Most scams work because users cannot tell what is real. Fake X account. Fake Telegram. Fake mint page. Fake support. Fake contract. Fake airdrop link. Use ENS as the source of truth. Create subnames like: links.yourname.eth contracts.yourname.eth support.yourname.eth mint.yourname.eth docs.yourname.eth Then set records: Contenthash → official IPFS page URL → official website Text record: x → official X account Text record: telegram → official Telegram Text record: discord → official Discord Text record: contract_eth → official contract Text record: contract_base → official Base contract Text record: support → official support email Text record: warning → never trust links not listed here Now instead of saying “trust this link,” you say: Check the ENS records. That is the difference. A website can get cloned. A profile can get spoofed. A Telegram can get faked. But your ENS records become the public verification layer. One name. Official records. Less confusion. Less phishing. Use your .eth!

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