1. ENS Labs Updates
- ENS app uses the latest registrar and resolver contract
- Makes it easier to leverage default primary names
- New referral functionality added
- Enables integration with ENS Awards
- Published ENSv2 Readiness guide in the docs
- Labs is hiring: Careers | ENS Labs
2. Project Highlights [enspaste]
2.1. Pastens
- Website: https://www.pastens.com/
- A tool to see the history of an ENS name
- Inputting any .eth name shows historical data of that name
- Mint date, expiry, ownership changes, transfers, etc.
- Launch announcement.
2.2. Filify
- Website: https://filify.eth.limo/
- Vercel for the decentralized web
- It allows deploying static websites to ENS domains in one click
- Currently supports 3 frameworks, with plans to add more
- Clicking “deploy” clones the repo, builds it, uploads it to IPFS, sets the contenthash in ENS, and makes the website live on the domain.
- Deploying process:
- It has automatic deployments of new commits.
- Limitation: site has to be static; server-side features are not supported
2.3. Solidity library ENScribe
- The library is designed to be used with Foundry
- The demo was done and shows how to use the library within a script file and deploy the script with Forge
- Learn more here.
3. Review Upcoming Events
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4. ENSIP Updates
- Basenames is working on ERC-8092, aka Associated Accounts
- Problem that Basenames has been trying to solve for a while
- i.e., the ability for one account to control more than one account
- Steve Katzman has been working on this problem and created ERC-8092
- Premm created a resolver for Controlled Accounts
- A known resolver can resolve a set of controlled accounts
- TG group for Control Accounts: Telegram: Join Group Chat
5. Space for Service Providers
5.1. NameHash Labs
- ENS Holiday Rewards referral program is taking off.
- The community is engaged and encouraging referrals and registrations
- A live feed was added to the ENS Holidays award page
- ENS best practices page encourages best practices for ENS
- Added best practices for naming smart contracts for DAOs
- NounsDAO named most of their contracts.
- App shows and resolves smart contract names
- ENS is important for contract names because it helps users have better security and know what they’re interacting with.
5.2. Namespace
- The V2 app is almost finished
- It will have ENS Rewards support
- Working on a few side quests/apps
- Working on a few ongoing integrations
- Presented ENS Toolkit for Google Sheets
- The add-on resolves ENS names / addresses within spreadsheets
- Features:
- Fetch info from any ENS name
- Reverse or forward resolution
- Bulk resolution available
- Currently live on the old version of the Google extension
- Will be redeployed next week to the official Google Workspace.
5.3. Unruggable
- Spoke about Verifiable and Inspectable Credentials in ENS Profiles
- Adding credentials to ENS profiles for both regular users and AI agents.
- Problem: Currently, there’s no way to add credentials to ENS profiles
- Solution: Credential providers create “known resolvers” to resolve credentials
- Hooks: ENSIP proposal that allows jumping from the ENS profile to the known resolver.
- ECS (Ethereum Credential Service): A registry of known resolvers.
- Each resolver in the registry is given a subname as a label.
- This solves discoverability and security issues.
- x: unruggable_eth
- Full Presentation.
- Open Space for Additional Topics
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