☎️ ENS Ecosystem – Weekly Meeting: 11am ET, Thursday – Term 6

cap · March 20, 2025, 6:41pm

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Hadi from JustAName team demoed what can be done with their app.
The console is a sandbox environment for builders to try features before integrating them.
Users can claim names and get an onchain profile with options to add socials, addresses, and content hash.
The widget is designed to be extendable to add other identity-centric protocols like POAP, Talent Protocol, EFP, and XMPP.
They have a multi-level SDK structure for backend, frontend, and plug-and-play tools.
They use a third-party key management system and aim to create the simplest user journey for onboarding users.

Webhash published 100 templates for their no-code website builder.
They have more than 7,400 users, built more than 9,000 decentralized websites, and utilized 500 GB of storage.
People are signing up for the node network, and the testnet is launching next week.
Launched Webhash Pro which allows builders to log in with GitHub and deploy static websites or React apps on decentralized storage.
Users can connect their app to the ENS domain.
The app uses IPFS and not IPNS.

Namespace launched their Dev Portal.
They built a front-end app for ENS-related activities, especially for offchain subnames.
No logins, no friction, just sign in with Ethereum, and you’re ready to go.
The app has three main areas:
- Create and manage subnames and their records.
- Update to Namespace Hybrid resolver for resolving subnames.
- Generate API keys and plug subname registration in any app.
Once the API key is generated, users can go to Docs and walk through their SDK and off-chain client.
Namespace transferred their core infrastructure to Google Cloud.
The newest version of of SDK on Github is launched and Dev Docs are updated.
SDK includes Offchain Manager, Indexer Manager, and the next one they have to add L2 manager.
Their primary goal with offchain subnames is to migrate millions of them directly to Namechain.
They are doing a Livestream with the Namespace team, DAO stewards, ENS Labs, Delegates, etc…
Working on Agents.Domains (currently just a prototype)
- There is a collaborative effort between a few teams that are working on Universal Agent Registry, which is mapping all AI agent data one-to-one to ENS profiles.

A large engineering effort for over a year to build and launch NameGraph.
World’s largest knowledge graph of names with over 400,000 name collections and more than 21 million names.
Open sourced layers:
- App that builds the 400,000 collections.
- App that connects all the collections in the Knowledge Graph.
SDK for API calls to NameGraph.
Dev demo app as an example implementation.
First integration in production at Vision platform.
Technical Side of NameGraph has two main components: collections and generators.
Collections: uses Elasticsearch.
Generators: use linguistic strategies and algorithms to create more ideas.
Two more products yet to launch:
- ENSAdmin: Another component of the new multi-chain Indexer for ENS.
- Smart contracts for a Referral program for ENSV2.

Slobo presented an update to the Namestone admin panel
Features include:
- Admins: Multiple people can edit names.
- Make names public: Toggles the API for privacy.
- Edit records: Pre-populated with important records.
- Header and status: Added recently.
Namestone supports Sepolia names too.

Raffy has a new draft ENSIP that defines a standard way to return empty data or unavailable name in a resolver.
Dialogue around chain-specific addresses in the cross-chain addresses, see more here.
Blockful continuing to integrate ENSIP-20 into ENSjs

Contract naming system - Naming smart contracts addresses on deployment
Aims to increase user trust and prevent address spoofing.
Target developers and integrate with dev tools to promote contract naming.
Future plans include multi-chain support (Base and Linea), integration with core dev tools, and developer education.