We now have a public roadmap that will keep track of completed, in progress and upcoming items. Check the ENS Labs roadmap.

GM! We trust you're making the most of the summer season. Here at ENS we've been doing the same, taking a breather after the successful rollout of v3. This month our focus has primarily been UX pattern modifications and bug fixes. We consider it crucial to address these issues in V3 before progressing to the development of more advanced features. This approach is largely influenced by The Joel Test.

This is the first in a series of monthly updates so do check back every month. This first post is a jumbo edition, encompassing the past two months of work.

The Name Wrapper wraps an ENS name into a new ERC-1155 NFT. Any ENS name can be wrapped, whether it’s a .eth name or DNS domain or even any subname!

StarkNet is one of the so-called “Layer 2” chains that depend on the network's security to Ethereum Layer 1 using the technology called “ZK Rollup”. StarkWare is the development company behind the chain and I was honoured to be invited to their annual event StrakWare Sessions and another event Building Blocks in Tel Aviv. In this blog post, I would like to cover the vibe of the event and how ENS fits into this new upcoming community.

In April 2022, we were informed of a vulnerability in our subgraph implementation by community contributor lcfr. Due to the way null characters are handled by The Graph and its PostgreSQL backend, it was possible to create lookalike domains that couldn’t be distinguished from the names they imitated using only data from our subgraph.

If you attended this year’s Devcon, you may have noticed the long queue coming out of the ENS booth.

By matoken.eth

During ENS Twitter spaces celebrating the ENS 5th anniversary and reaching 1 million registered names, a couple of people asked “What’s the next big milestone?”