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November 6, 2025, 7:07pm
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Agenda
ENS Labs Updates
Project Highlights [AI agent, Rich]
Review Upcoming Events
ENSIP Updates
Space for Service Providers
Open Space for Additional Topics
1. ENS Labs Updates
ETHRome overview
128 hackers.
ENS is the most implemented tech!
Product updates
The manager app has banner/cover images.
Updated Naming Contract page in the docs to add for L2 primary names.
DevConnect
Uniswap Cup – single-day football tournament.
The ENS team is speaking through the events during the week.
Events and announcements
There will be an ENS app town hall hosted by the Ethereum Foundation, with only eight teams invited to discuss challenges like user onboarding and payment transactions.
2. Project Highlights [AI agent, Rich]
2.1. Agentic Trust Layer
Website: https://www.agentictrust.io/
Github: Agentic Trust Layer · GitHub
Rich has been working with the ERC8004 team and found that strong names associated with agents are critical.
Key aspects of agent identity include:
Agent naming (DNS or ENS-based) for readability and discoverability.
Association with an onchain address via ERC8004.
ERC8004 is an NFT that links to the agent protocol and should have a one-to-one relationship with an onchain account.
Architecture and Functionality
3 contracts: agent name, account, and 8004.
Agent DID is a key component for A2A communication, using Varamo.
A core library with SDKs has been created to simplify the Dev experience.
Demo done:
The demo showcases an environment where users can create agents.
The explorer connects to a subgraph linked to ENS and 8004 registries.
Agents are created as subnames on Ethereum or Base.
Uses ENS name/subnam verification built by Premm (ENSIP-25 ).
2.2. Raduno
Decentralized Luma-like meetup app.
An app for event ticketing rolled into a Base mini-app.
Allows searching for events, viewing past events, and creating new ones.
Each event is a smart contract.
All metadata is stored in the ENS subname.
App creates a group in the Base app for chatting.
Github repo .
2.3. ENScribe
Working on updated contracts.
V2 contracts allow batch naming of contracts
Also support deploying contracts with different chain resolutions.
A new field, “coin type,” allows specifying different coin types and forward resolutions for different L2 chains.
Reverse names can be set on any L2 chain.
2.4. ENS Parking
ENS Park is a domain parking service that provides information when someone visits a domain.
It allows users to transform a “naked” domain into one with all necessary information.
It pulls the OpenSea price for domains listed there and displays it on the parked page.
Shows if a domain is for sale, provides a link to buy it, and shows. the avatar and banner.
Announcement tweet.
3. Review Upcoming Events
4. ENSIP Updates
ERC8004 has an ENS name in the metadata, but there is no specification for verifying the ENS name or that the agent controls the ENS name.
Hence ENSIP-25 – verify ENS name/subname in the ERC8004 standard.
It uses ERC7930 for interoperable addresses.
Another update is that ENSIP-24 is very close to being merged.
5. Space for Service Providers
5.1. Namespace
Public Avatar Service for names and subnames
There is no public ENS avatar service for subnames, which are becoming a primary entry point into ENS, given their widespread use.
The service supports names and subnames, as well as avatar and banner.
It also supports Smart Accounts and dynamic URLs.
Every update is cacheless.
It supports pre-uploads valid for up to five minutes.
Available on Mainnet and Sepolia.
The process involves checking for an ETH address record and signing a simple SIWE message to prove ownership.
Verified users receive an HTTP avatar URL.
A forum post about the service’s architecture and integration will be uploaded after the call.
It’s supported in the Namespace SDK.
Namespace quarterly report is out.
6. Open Space for Additional Topics