Goldboss.eth

GOAT Player (.eth) is a museum‑grade editorial NFT collection that reimagines legendary athletes with hyper‑real 1080×1080 artworks and ENS‑native provenance. It’s the first NFT community built on the ENS architecture—each collector receives a personalised subname (e.g., yourname.goatplayer.eth) that serves as an on‑chain membership pass, allowlist key, and rewards router, granting access to drops, governance votes and portable reputation via ENS records. . ENS domains are registered for more than 10 years, and the AI‑generated NFTs adhere to Web3 ethical standards, making GOAT Player the first collection to combine identity, access and rewards entirely on ENS. app.ens.domains/goatplayer.eth

Claude + Grails = 🔥 Top 20 - 40 Prepunk Club🟢🟢🟢

You paid taxes in your country. 19%, 21%, 45%. Whatever. Then you bought an ENS domain from @ensdomains. Here's the question nobody asks: Does ENS explain their tax structure? The answer from their official docs: No. Complete silence. But wait. Here's where it gets interesting. --- In those same documents, ENS ADMITS it has a "Foundation Company Limited By Guarantee" in the Cayman Islands. Why? Direct quote: "to comply with taxation requirements." So ENS KNOWS tax obligations exist. ENS STRUCTURED everything around compliance. But publicly? Nothing. Strategic silence. --- Here's the brilliant part: Foundation Companies in Cayman Islands pay: - Zero corporate tax - Zero income tax - Zero capital gains tax - Zero of everything That's not a coincidence. That's by design. ENS didn't randomly choose Cayman Islands. They chose the jurisdiction with zero taxation requirements. Then said it was "to comply with taxation requirements." Perfect doublespeak. --- Directors: Nick Johnson, Kevin Gaspar, Alex Van de Sande. They control operations. Every day. What does running this cost? $42,050 USD per year. That's it. That's their total expense. From .ens.domains/dao/foundation (official): "Registered Office & Secretary Services: $10,000" "Supervisory Services: $30,000" "Agent for service of process: $1,200" "Companies Register Fees: $850" Note: ENS admits this is "an incomplete list of anticipated expenses." They pay zero taxes on millions in annual revenue. --- Now think about YOU: You earned money. Paid taxes (15-45%). You bought ETH. Paid taxes. You bought an ENS domain from ENS. ENS collected that already-taxed money. You'll pay taxes again if you sell it. ENS collected at every step. ENS paid: $42k in costs + $0 in taxes. Double standard? Let me ask differently: Why does ENS need "structure to comply with taxation requirements"? And why is that structure in a zero-tax jurisdiction? If it's truly about compliance, why hide it? --- But wait. There's more. In 2026, what did ENS do? They raised prices 60%. From $5 to $8 for 5+ character domains. And then they did something interesting: they called us "squatters." Yes. Users who bought domains at the original price, ENS calls them "squatters" if they don't pay the new price. @validator.eth. Let me be clear: YOU paid money for a domain. YOU pay annual taxes on it in your country. YOU invested in the ENS network. But ENS calls you a "squatter" if you won't pay 60% more. That's not "domain management." That's extortion in disguise. --- And here's the kicker: ENS raised prices without explaining where the money goes. To development? To what? No transparency. Meanwhile, they pay zero taxes in Cayman Islands. So: YOU pay taxes in your country. ENS charges 60% more. ENS pays zero taxes. And if you refuse to pay the increase, you're a "squatter." --- The most interesting part: ENS ADMITS it needs a legal structure. But CHOOSES a structure that requires zero tax compliance. Then calls that "complying with requirements." It's technically true. Strategically opaque. And when they raise prices 60%, they call you a "squatter" if you can't pay. That's total control disguised as governance. --- So either: A) Release control. Let the DAO actually decide on tax structure, pricing, transparency, everything. Prove you believe in decentralization. B) Be honest: "This is ENS Labs' product. We optimized our tax structure. We decide the prices. That's good business." But don't do both. Don't claim to be "decentralized" while: - Three directors control operations - The DAO votes AFTER decisions are made - You optimize taxes aggressively - You raise prices 60% - You call users "squatters" if they can't pay - But refuse to explain any of it That's not governance. That's theater of control with an iron fist. --- You built something incredible, @nick_eth Truly. But you don't trust it enough to actually release it. If you believed in decentralized governance, you'd let it govern. If you believed in transparency, you'd explain your structure. If you believed in what you built, you'd either: Release control completely. Or be honest about what you are. Not both. And definitely not both while calling people "squatters" for not paying 60% price increases. That's the real question. Do you actually believe in decentralization? Or is it just the story you tell to maintain control? Because what I see is: - Optimized tax structure - Prices that jump 60% - Users called squatters - And zero transparency about any of it That's not decentralized. That's total control. #ENS #DAOGovernance #Decentralization #TaxTransparency #CaymanIslands #Squatters

@adam_fazai ❤️

cryptovault.eth is not just a name. It’s an OG ENS from 2017. PrePunk Verified. Rank #716. Now we are building on top of it. Step 1: Root ENS cryptovault.eth Step 2: Category subname topcitiesglobal.cryptovault.eth Step 3: New wallet We created a fresh wallet and sent the subname there. Step 4: Primary name We set topcitiesglobal.cryptovault.eth as the wallet’s primary identity. Step 5: 100-year vault cryptovault.eth will have 100 years of expiration, and that long-term structure becomes the base for the subname strategy. Step 6: Digital assets We entered Grails, filtered by letter count and view counter, and bought selected Top Cities Global ENS names. Those names were sent into the new wallet. The structure is simple: cryptovault.eth ↓ topcitiesglobal.cryptovault.eth ↓ Top Cities Global digital assets This is how you build ENS infrastructure. grails.app/profile/0x9A75…

@thegaboeth try this 🔥🔥🔥🔥 grails.app/smokeweed.eth

With $500, what NFT would you buy right now?

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@borgetsebastien @TheSandboxGame 🔥🔥🔥

🎟️ How many @TheSandboxGame Alpha Season Passes do you have in your wallet? Comment with a screenshot and your wallet address for a $SAND 🎁

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Four years since I created this account to shill ENS and make bags

@Going_eth ❤️

I've had enough... but if you're ready to continue, keep your strong cards #ens Fullhouse.eth Category: Poker / 188 TLDs ..

@dominios_ens y si tengo 1040? 😅😂🤣

How does this ENS price change affect you? Let's look at an example. Imagine you own 100 five-letter domains. Renewing them used to cost $500 ($100 x $5). Now it will cost $800 ($100 x $8). Unless you pay $2700 all at once. #ens #sensdomains

If ENS doesn't make it then crypto has failed

@ENSMarketBot 🥲

🏛️ REGISTERED: 33533.eth For: $331.34 (0.14 ETH) Minter: stain.eth Last Sale: 0.05 ETH, 13 Sep 2022 Categories: 100k Club, 5 Digit Palindromes grails.app/33533.eth

@adam_fazai 😅

5-digit grails are the best 👑 Especially palindromes & aabaa

@EFDevcon Indiapay.eth grails.app/indiapay.eth

Claude + Grails = 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Top 5 available PrePunk names according to Claude: ethertracker.eth tokenregistry.eth smartlease.eth reserverights.eth globepay.eth

Claude + Grails = 🔥🔥🔥 Top 150–170 available PrePunk Club names.

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Why not? 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 tokenregistry.eth — token infrastructure. Every asset needs registries, lists, verification and trust layers. PrePunk #9,261 globepay.eth — global payments. Wallets, remittances, checkout, cross-border money and on-chain settlement. PrePunk #40,220 ethertracker.eth — Ethereum tracking. Transactions, wallets, addresses, portfolios, gas, flows and on-chain intelligence. PrePunk #46,589 reserverights.eth — crypto asset narrative. Reserve Rights, reserves, collateral, stable value, asset backing and on-chain monetary systems. Category: Crypto Assets Payments, tokens, tracking and reserves.