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ENSv2 is coming.
A new foundation for names, built for integrations and subnames at scale.
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⏰ 5:30pm | Workshop Room 2 From ENS fundamentals to a live coding demo of the latest features in the decentralized naming protocol. 🗣️ @gregskril of @ensdomains 🎥 Watch live: youtube.com/live/gOn9tjhtV…
- We’re excited to contribute to @ICANN’s Technical Study Group through @nicksdjohnson, one of seven members selected to assess how onchain names and the DNS can work together securely. We’re glad to have a seat at the table as the future of internet naming takes shape.
- Replying to @ensdomainsThe next major phase of ENS adoption will come not only from individuals, but also from the organizations, applications, and institutions that millions of people interact with every day. Read more:
- Replying to @ensdomainsInstitutions don't need one identity. They need identities for departments, services, applications, employees, and more. Managing them within a shared namespace creates structure.
- Replying to @ensdomainsMore importantly, that identity becomes a common reference point across everything an organization is building. Publications, smart contracts, websites, services, and future applications can all be connected to the same trusted identity.
- Replying to @ensdomainsAs more of the internet becomes programmable, identity needs to travel across systems rather than remain trapped inside them. ENS provides a persistent identifier that can be recognized across applications, networks, and services.
- Replying to @ensdomainsThe internet doesn't live in one place anymore. Users move between wallets, applications, Layer 2s, social platforms, AI systems, and digital communities. Increasingly, they're carrying pieces of their identity with them everywhere they go.
- Replying to @ensdomainsWhat makes announcements like this noteworthy is that they offer a glimpse into how organizations are beginning to use ENS.We keep saying ENS is internet infrastructure. Spotted in Ankara: ENS featured at Türkiye's Directorate of Communications at the heart of its AI and blockchain initiative.
- Replying to @ensdomainsEarlier this month, the Republic of Türkiye Directorate of Communications chose ENS for its official decentralized identity, cbiletisim.eth, as part of a series of initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, blockchain infrastructure, and digital sovereignty.Governments are going onchain. 🇹🇷 Türkiye's Directorate of Communications (@Communications) has registered cbiletisim.eth, making its first step in establishing an official onchain identity by choosing ENS. Source: iletisim.gov.tr/english/duyuru…
- Replying to @ensdomainsFor most of ENS's history, people used names to replace wallet addresses, build onchain identities, and participate in online communities. That's still true today. It just may not be the whole story tomorrow.
- The internet still needs names. The biggest shift today is who needs them now. 🧵
