1. Weekly Endowment Updates - @kpk + @Steakhouse
- Looker Studio Dashboard for more details.
- $130.36 million, mostly held in ETH at 71%, 29% stables
- Overall weak performance of -4.1 million, mainly from market effects
- Weekly market overview
2. ENS Revenue Reports - @Limes
- Proposal was executed to set primary names for a few of the DAO contracts.
- Wallets now get a resolved primary name in Safe notes
- Q3 revenue increased over the last quarter and last year
- August had a big increase in premium revenue
- Revenue increase is related to speculation and correlates with primary names.
- The ENS DAO makes money through endowment defi results, premium fees, registration fees, and holding ETH.
- Suggestion: Show the number of registered domains, primary names set, and years to indicate adoption, not just dollars
3. [RFC] Proposal to Adopt Updated Basics Site - @estmcmxci
- Marcus has been requesting comments on the update to the ENS basics site.
- Used Mintlify to build a new website showing DAO-related stuff.
- Interested in decentralized solutions for hosting this website.
4. General DAO Updates Section
4.1. Discussions & Upcoming Proposals
- Two proposals went live:
- ENS Contract naming season proposal
- KPK permission update proposal
4.2. Open discussion
Interoperability Update
- ENSIP-24 was posted on the forum by the Unruggable team.
- It involves specifications for interoperable addresses.
- Wonderland team will post updated temp check soon.
- ERC-7930 defines a binary representation of an address, allowing identification of an account and a chain in one hexadecimal string.
Events and TLDs
- The EF is putting on an event called Trustless for Devconnect in Argentina.
- ENS Labs, Unruggable, NamehashLabs, and Namespace team will be at ICANN’s event in Dublin.
- NamehashLabs has submitted an Application Support Program application for TLD with ICANN.
Contract naming season
- The ENS awards dashboard will be created for the contract naming season.
- Aiming for greater awareness of the need for projects to start naming contracts.
- Best practices guides have been written for different project categories.
- There is a working group Telegram channel for name and season discussions.
Contributors support
- There is a sentiment that teams like Inscribe and individuals like Conor and Marcus, who are active and passionate, should be supported.
- Suggestion to find ways of out-of-band funding for these teams