☎️ ENS Ecosystem – 2026 Bi-Weekly Meetings: Thursday at 11am EST (Starting 22 Jan)

🌱 ENS Ecosystem Meetings
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2026 ENS Ecosystem Working Group Bi-weekly Weekly Calls

:police_car_light: New Meeting Link and Schedule for 2026 :police_car_light:

Time/Day: 11am ET every other Thursday starting on 22 January 2026
Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/xpc-tjdk-bzw
Calendar: link
Stewards: @don.nie (ENS | X), @slobo.eth (ENS | X), @limes (ENS | X)

Overview

The ENS Ecosystem Working Group holds bi-weekly calls. The calls are open to community members and the general public.

The ENS Ecosystem Working Group calls are led by the lead steward of the working group. The current lead steward is Donnie (@don.nie). If you need to get in touch with Donnie, please message him on the forum.

How to Add to Weekly Agenda

If you have items that you would like to add to the weekly agenda please message any of the ENS Ecosystem stewards (@don.nie, @slobo.eth, @Limes) through the messaging feature on this forum.

How to Use this Thread

Agenda will be posted along with call summaries. Please do not post in this thread unless requested by one of the Stewards.

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ENS DAO Newsletter #104 — 1/15/26
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January 22nd, 2026

Meeting Link: meet.google.com/xpc-tjdk-bzw
Time: 11am EST

Agenda

  1. ENS Labs Updates
  2. Project Highlights
    a. Enscribe
  3. Review Upcoming Events
  4. ENSIP Updates
  5. Space for Service Providers
  6. Open Space for Additional Topics

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1. ENS Labs Updates

  • New article: A practical guide to decentralized websites.
    • Step-by-step guide on how to set one up with Omnipin, using Safe, IPFs, and Filecoin.
  • Doma built an integration to make it easier to add ENS resolution to tokenized DNS names.
  • ENS Partnered with Google to add an ENS BigQuery data set.
  • Labs is working on ENSv2 contracts, apps, infra, and integration support.
  • Integration support is still ongoing (Universal resolver support)
  • Few people will be joining the Labs team in the upcoming weeks.
  • Docs optimization for LLMs.
  • There should be Best Practices of current ENSIPs.
  • Suggestion to allow non-canonical ENSIPs.

2. Project Highlights

2.1 ENScribe

  • Released batch-contract-naming
  • Allows users to name multiple contracts at once by uploading a CSV file

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2.2 Namestone

  • Added copy for LLMs
  • There’s an LLM text so people can access that as well
  • Cosmetic changes to Voting Power (hover details, approval rates, etc.)
  • ENS Wallets – added dark mode

3. Review Upcoming Events

4. ENSIP Updates

  • ENSIP-25: Agent Registry Verification standard
    • In agent registries, agents can set the ENS name.
    • It is part of ERC8004, which is expected to go live on Mainnet soon.
    • In 8004, agents can say their .eth name is anything; there’s no verification method.
    • This IP allows for a verification loop to verify the ENS name associated with an agent
    • This IP proposes a verification solution.
  • Another ENSIP by Premm is Contract self-naming, which uses diamond storage or namespace storage to self name a contract without needing an owner.
  • And 2 more ENSIPs that’ll be discussed in the future.

5. Space for Service Providers

5.1 Namehash Labs

  • The team will be in Hong Kong for the Consensus event
  • ENSNode: Indexer and APIs that support both ENSv1 and ENSv2
  • ENSAwards, best practices, and readiness docs.
  • ENS Referral program:
    • Built to incentivize apps with lots of users to integrate ENS registrations and renewals
    • The ENS Holiday Awards have been completed
    • The program of $10k generated $80k in registration and renewal fees for the DAO.
    • 10k total referrals in December
    • The team is working on scaling the referral program
    • Another $40k will be given out to referrers over the next few months
  • Full presentation: NameHash Labs - Service Provider Update - 21-Jan-2026 - Google Slides

5.2 Unruggable

  • ERC-7930 – Interoperable Addresses
  • Unruggable team is working on Interoperable addresses within the Ethereum ecosystem.
  • The IP is considered close to being final after a few iterations.
  • It addresses gaps in specifying chain-specific addresses within CAIP (Chain Agnostic IPs), specifically CAIP-2 and CAIP-10.
  • The goal is to allow users to send money (e.g., USDC on Base) using an address that specifies the network, ensuring it goes to the correct chain without extra instructions.
  • The goal is to support cross-chain messaging and interoperability with other ecosystems, including Solana, using one standard for addressing intents across all blockchains.

6. Open Space for Additional Topics

  • Calls are happening bi-weekly.
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February 5th, 2026

Meeting Link: meet.google.com/xpc-tjdk-bzw
Time: 11am EST

Agenda

  1. ENS Labs Updates
  2. Project Highlights
  • @jkm.eth presenting Organizational Metadata Project
  • Enscribe
  1. Review Upcoming Events
  2. ENSIP Updates
  3. Space for Service Providers
  4. Open Space for Additional Topics

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1. ENS Labs Updates

2. Project Highlights

2.1. @jkm.eth presenting Organizational Metadata Project

  • The project aims to create a specification for storing metadata on ENS
  • Working on ENSIP and will publish it in the future
  • It introduces two new general text records:
    • Class record that defines an ENS name as a person, org, agent, treasury, etc.
    • Scema record allows people to put in a URI pointing to a JSON schema, which explains what additional metadata attributes, more importantly, context-specific attributes, could be added to that node as well to make it discoverable programmatically.
  • Community feedback is being gathered.
  • One use case could be putting Delegate Statements onchain, also conflict of interest can be published for different DAOs, creating a decentralized registry of delegates and their positions.
  • Read more about the Organizational Metadata standard.

2.2. ENScribe

  • Added Name Explorer page
  • Global search to find organizations that named their contracts
  • Shows the .eth name and all of their metadata
  • Users can search for an organization and see all of their metadata, subnames, contracts, etc.
  • An API is available to get contract metadata directly, which can be used by anyone.

3. Review Upcoming Events

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4. ENSIP Updates

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5. Space for Service Providers

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6. Open Space for Additional Topics

  • Discussion about unhealed names and a potential competition to heal the most names.
  • ENSNode heals significantly more than the ENS subgraph.
  • A service is being built to help the community heal subnames.
  • In talks with Labs about transitioning to ENSNode.
  • ENS Rainbow (part of ENS Node) allows anyone to create new incremental label sets.