ENS Service Provider Stream Proposal
Provider Information
- Name and ENS Address of Provider: hodl.esf.eth
- Website: Esf Tools
Contact Information
- Name of Main Point of Contact: Sam (hodl.esf.eth)
Project Vision
- What to Build on ENS:
- Web 2 Community Integration: Our focus is on bridging Web 2 communities into the ENS ecosystem, enhancing the user base and adoption.
- Development of Integration Tools: We plan to develop more Web 2 integration tools, including social media bots and subscription-based models, broadening ENS’s utility and user engagement.
- Expanding ENS Utility: Our aim is to extend ENS functionalities beyond domain names, adapting to various use cases and strengthening community involvement.
Past Experience
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Past ENS or Ethereum Projects:
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Sam (hodl.esf.eth):
- Subname Integrations: Successful integration of various subname projects, including hns.id ccip, pcc.eth, and lilnouns.eth custom resolver.
- Generic Subname Mapper: Developed a generic subname mapper, meeting all date targets, with 2000 subs linked through this contract. Details
- Blur.farm Integration: Contributed to blur.farm, a dApp for farming blur tokens. They have integrated Esf sub-names for managing user subscriptions. Blur.farm
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Matthew (pingu.esf.eth):
- Focused on infrastructure and website development, instrumental in the implementation of Esf Tools.
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DigiJoint.eth Community:
- Our largest subname community, digijoint.eth, is at the forefront of promoting subnames through daily Twitter spaces. They maintain affiliations with large Web2 brands, contributing significantly to the awareness and adoption of subnames. DigiJoint
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PCC.eth and Q00ts.eth Communities:
- These existing Web3 communities, pcc.eth and q00ts.eth, have integrated approximately 1000 linked subnames each. Their involvement demonstrates the versatility and appeal of Esf Tools within diverse Web3 spaces.
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Blur.farm Integration:
- The blur.farm community successfully utilizes Esf domains to token-gate subscription benefits, showcasing a practical and innovative application of our subname system in a dApp environment. This integration underlines the adaptability and utility of Esf Tools in enhancing user experiences and functionalities within the Web3 ecosystem. Blur.farm
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Overall Impact:
- Creation of around 3000 subnames through our platform, showcasing our capability and dedication to enhancing the ENS ecosystem.
Team Size and Commitment
- Team Composition and Dedication:
- A committed team of two, Sam and Matthew, with plans to expand the team upon securing funding, enabling us to devote more time and resources to Esf Tools.
Conflict of Interest Statement
- Potential Conflicts:
- Sam’s involvement in the Handshake ecosystem is noted but is not seen as a conflict of interest. Instead, it fosters diversity in the naming systems within the Web3 ecosystem, aligning with our vision for a more interconnected and versatile Web3 space.
Endorsement
- 10k Endorsement Proof: A snapshot proposal has been created for endorsement. Snapshot
Budget Request
- Annual Budget: Requesting $200,000 annually. This budget will enable full-time dedication from Sam and Matthew and facilitate the recruitment of additional team members to support Esf Tools.
Other Notes
- Future Plans: We are committed to ongoing development and enhancement of Esf Tools, with a focus on evolving alongside and contributing to the growth of the ENS ecosystem.