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~175,500,000 non-empty Ethereum wallets. Only 989,979 use ENS names as primary addresses (0.0056% ENS market share) Transaction volume? Even worse: ENS/Eth ratio at 0.00192% What went wrong?! 🤯 Time to wake up and make ENS the future of onchain identity 🆔

@ArtenaPro @Jollybtc Amazing. Congrats. In- or outbound?

🥳🎉🍾🥂 Just Sold a domain of my Robotic wallet!!!! I’m sharing this very quickly 🥹

@Sohrab I like onchain domains. It might sound too technical for now but as more RW assets will be transferred „onchain“ the term will get more common

Soo... how are we rebranding "Web3 Domains" Decentralized Domains? DeDomains for short Not the greatest but people can conceptualize "decentralized"

@HarrisBell @morebang69eth @chainlink @ensdomains Welcome 🙏

After an incredible chapter working on @chainlink, I’ve been reflecting on the people I met across the team, partners, and broader community. Grateful to everyone who made it such a great ride. For my next chapter, I’m excited to share that I’ve joined ENS Labs as Product Marketing Lead to help advance @ensdomains. I remember getting my first .eth in 2023. For me it was a lightbulb moment for how much easier onchain transactions could be. As I learned more, I realized human-readable identity is essential infrastructure for bringing the next wave of users onchain. Looking forward to connecting with the ENS community and ecosystem partners as I ramp up!

🏛️ REGISTERED: odb.eth For: $638.87 (0.30 ETH) Minter: configurable.eth grails.app/odb.eth

I've been thinking a lot about Meta's acquisition of moltbook yesterday. AI agents acting autonomously are seeking collaborative interactions with other agents... they're social beyond the relationship with the owners/accounts who spawned them. These agents are coordinating on behalf of their human owners... and they're getting increasingly competent at it. Even though Moltbook had plenty of humans larping as bots on the platform, millions of -actual- agents signed up in a matter of days. The demand for agent-to-agent interaction is real and soon to be massive. Most freedom loving ppl view Zuck skeptically, and rightfully so. His portfolio of applications, his metaverse ambitions, and even open source AI models all seek to do one thing: harness as much human attention as possible for the enrichment of meta shareholders. To people like Zuckerberg and Altman, human consciousness is a resource to mine and extract... no different than how merchants of history viewed waterways and forests as resources to privatize. @punk6529's Open Metaverse campaign sought to bring attention to these ambitions while the emerging crypto and AI adoption cycles are in their highly vulnerable "landgrab" stages. Meta is solving a problem and laying a trap at the same time with moltbook. Moltbook creates "a registry where agents are verified and tethered to human owners." The social network was a cute novelty... what they really care about is the agent registry... the identity layer and master directory for large portions of the global AI agent population. The moltbook acquisition would have seemed more trivial to me, had it not followed OpenAI's bid for OpenClaw's creator and their open-sourcing of the agent framework (BUT routing it through their ecosystem). The subversion of what *seem* to be open systems will be a recurring theme as the AI war continues to play out among countries, and among private enterprises. So meta owns the emerging agent directory. OpenAI captures the agent runtime... and both seek ringfence the value. It's reminiscent of AOL vs open internet (if you're old enough to remember that), but for AI agents. The playbook goes somethign like this: - Build proprietary identity systems - Make agents dependent on platform-specific verification - Lock agent reputation inside walled gardens - Extract rent from every agent interaction ^google and meta already were doing this with us humans (sign-in w/ google or fb)... now they're coming for the clankers. This is the breakthrough moment for ENS (pls ser, my bags) --> the most technologically neutral and integration-rich blockchain identity solution. ENS is nothing new, but it's a wonderful fit for our emerging situation, where developed world populations are stagnating, but our owned AI agent populations are exploding. The moltbook acquisition validates the critical demand for exactly what ENS provides: a neutral, platform-agnostic identity layer that no single company controls. The architecture that ENS has built is ideal: -Entities and human owners hold .eth names as their root identity -Agents operate as subdomains: [sub/agent].[owner].eth, [role].[company].eth -Each subagent inherits delegated authority from the parent name -Reputation and social credit accrue on-chain, portable across every platform Your .eth name serves as the center of trust for your entire agent constellation. This isn't theoretical. ENSIP-25 already standardizes how on-chain agents verify their association with an ENS name. ERC-8004 introduces identity, reputation, and validation registries, w/ ENS names as first-class identifiers. These developments are new, but very real, and the infrastructure is being built rn. The subdomain architecture is what makes this powerful A dental practice owns nycdental.eth. Their collection agent is ar.nycdental.eth. Their scheduling agent is booking.nycdental.eth. Each agent has its own wallet, its own on-chain reputation, its own delegated permissions... all traceable back to the parent entity. This can be implemented with native .eth names, or with imported DNS names running on ENS. Hybrid blockchain native, ICANN recognized domains like .box are also applicable here. But .eth names play a unique role in providing free and open alternatives to walled garden agent infra --> unique advantages and properties that imported DNS-to-ENS domains, hybrid domains, and ENS subdomains alone can't replicate. .eth names are blockchain-native NFTs with a locked registrar smart contract. As long as the Ethereum network runs securely, no entity on earth can alter or revoke your .eth name. Not ICANN. Not a government. Not a proprietor of social credit online. Not a hosting provider. "Name ownership shall not be infringed" - Article 1 of the ENS DAO Constitution. This cannot be said for imported DNS names (though still very powerful and uniquely useful in other ways). For an autonomous agent operating 24/7 with delegated financial authority, the discretions of ICANN and registrars are unacceptable single points of failure. ENS subdomains issued by a parent .eth name inherit the security guarantees of the parent. But subdomains issued under imported DNS names inherit the weaknesses. The trust chain matters. And for autonomous organizations running agent fleets, .eth will become a more favorable solution for free operation across platforms, models, and walled gardens. Expect several of these proprietary ecosystems to fight back, resist, or ignore ENS as long as possible, while others (with less to lose) will probably adopt native blockchain name services like ENS strategically, to degrade the insidious network effects of web2 champions like meta/moltbook, and "not so" OpenAI. I could see the rise of autonomous organizations creating massive new demand for .eth names... after years of attrition. Every business deploying agents needs: 1) A censorship-resistant root identity 2) Configurable subagent identities tied to subdomains 3) On-chain reputation that follows the agent everywhere 4) Ownership that can't be revoked by a third party Only native .eth names provide all four. The war for administration of agent identity has begun. Meta and OpenAI (among the other leading platforms) presumably want to be the passport office or DMV for AI agents. ENS is the open alternative. Neutral infra that lets agents from any framework, on any platform, carry a verifiable readable identity that their owner truly controls. The internet started with open protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP) and then got captured by platforms. We've seen the financial and regulatory capture of crypto - which began as a libertarian gambit to reform closed financial systems. We'll see if the agentic internet conforms to or resists this fate.

@jalilwahdat @ethidorg I love it 😍

excited to work on open source tools and standards for decentralized identity with @ethidorg! SIWE and EFP are such cool and important building blocks of the new internet. will help improve those and also build something new that will fit right in :)

@BrantlyMillegan @yougogirl_eth @jalilwahdat @ethidorg @scapes_xyz @opepenedition @checksvv @ensdomains Uffff. bullish 💪🏼

happy to announce the great @jalilwahdat has joined our team at @ethidorg! 👏👏👏 from @scapes_xyz to @opepenedition and @checksvv and more, jalil has been an illustrious member of the crypto community for years and a long time @ensdomains user he'll be helping us with our existing projects (@signinethereum, @grailsmarket, @ethleaderboard, @efp, @ethidkit, etc), as well as doing some new things, so stay tuned

EthLeaderboard is back! 🔥 Tracking the most followed X accounts using an ENS name as their identity. vitalik.eth currently at #1. 👀 @ethidorg 🫡

let the word go out: @ethleaderboard is back! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 it ranks 𝕏 accounts w/ .eth names in their name or bio by followers. incredible to see who's on there if you are missing or add a .eth to your twitter, just @ me & I'll add you 🤝 ethleaderboard.com

ENS = Onchain Identity Personal names are grails 🏆

@WesdEth @ensdomains @grok Hey Wes, did you leave the ENS team? 🧐

@ensdomains Hey @grok has ENS posted this exact post before between 1/01/24 to 12/31/25? If so, that was me!

Ethereum will win.

@Carlitoswa_y That’s amazing. Congratulations on your decision. I know it’s a tough one but when it feels right, its definitely the right call

I sold my family business I never have to work for money again. I know that’s a privilege, but it’s also a massive weight. If I mismanage this, I don’t just lose capital, I lose a legacy. I’d be the guy who had it all and blew it. That’s why my entire philosophy has shifted from growth to risk management. I’ve split my wealth into three pillars designed to make me unf*ckable. 1. Physical gold I don’t care about yield; I care about sovereignty. I buy coins and bars, stored in private vaults across multiple jurisdictions as a hedge against central bank lunacy. My average price is $1,311/oz 2. Bitcoin I started in 2017 and over the years, burned through a lot of Ethereum and Solana with NFTs and memes and I am glad I always separated Bitcoin from the rest of crypto. While my alts mostly bled, my satoshi stack has remained virtually untouched. Aside from one small sell in 2017 after a quick 3x, I haven’t moved a Satoshi. I keep adding more. My average price is $58,489 3. The black swan asset I own a physical farm on a different continent generating stable cash flow while serving as a plan b location just in case sh*t hits the fan or I want to take a vacation away from everything. The farm paid for itself after 7 years. --> None of these assets can be liquidated in a hurry. This is a deliberate protection against two things: - Internal volatility: If my emotions ever take over, I can’t panic sell or buy. There is a plan, execution requires multiple signatures from multiple people across different locations. - Personal security: If you’re reading this and thinking, 'Carlitos is rich, let’s k*dnap him', understand this: I literally have zero instant access to my funds. Even with a gun to my head, I cannot transfer wealth or pay a ransom. We could sit and talk about money all day, but you would never see a penny. While this approach reduces speed, it significantly increases protection against market volatility, malicious actors and most important, against my own stupidity. _________________________ Often writing down one's own thoughts helps develop a better understanding of the thought itself. It allows you to balance certain arguments in a more structured way while also opening up a conversation with others. In this spirit, I hope you enjoyed reading this and if you want to leave a like and comment, the algorithm might show this post to more and more people. The goal isn't just to stay wealthy. It’s to stay free.

@designerdoteth Congrats, mate

Sold spritz.eth for 0.35 Ξ 🫡 Picked up myagents.eth for $350 Grails watchlist updated 👀 #ens

@Metainsider Thanks but the numbers don’t work for me

@feurez Nice, I have Jools.eth if you want the UK variant

added vitor.eth and jules.eth today

@LJFriarETH 🙏

@feurez Top work. Well done.

@insolwetrust_ @snsdealer 🫡

@feurez @snsdealer yep copy, hit me if you change your mind 😏

Almost forgot about my .sol domains. Sold two for 9 sol today which will be reinvested in .eth domains 😃

@insolwetrust_ @snsdealer Nice. Cheers. 🙏Was listed very low iirc I’ll just keep the listing as is for the moment

@feurez @snsdealer 75$ I found you a buyer for biere.sol 😬

@insolwetrust_ @snsdealer Yeah, truly strange 😁 90$ and we are good to go. Deal?

@feurez @snsdealer Ppl are strange sometimes 😂 75$ last price mate ?