zk.money Is Back, with ENS-Powered Nameszk.money is back with ENS-powered tags, giving users a human-readable way to send and receive private onchain payments without exposing their financial history.
enslabs.eth•Sep 29, 2026 Exploring Subnames in ENSv2Subnames in ENSv2 can live as plain resolver data or become tokens with owners, expiries and permissions. A walk through the most common configurations, from one shared record set to self-managed names, and what each one means for control over a subname space.
enslabs.eth•Sep 24, 2026 on.eth: Names For Chains and Interoperable Nameson.eth introduces a canonical ENS-native registry for chain identities like Base and Optimism. Together with ERC-7828, it enables interoperable names such as vitalik.eth@base that resolve across chains using verifiable onchain data.
enslabs.eth•Mar 11, 2026 The Identity Problem in Agentic Commerce: How ENS Can Enable Trust for AI AgentsAs AI agents start transacting, it's important that they are identifiable and trusted in a consistent and verifiable way.
enslabs.eth•Jan 22, 2026 Celonames, powered by ENSCelonames, powered by ENS, are a new identity layer for people to send, receive, and build on Celo. They feature a unique privacy-preserving method for proving users are real people.
enslabs.eth•Nov 12, 2025 Breaking Down ENS (With Less Crypto Jargon)ENS exists to simplify blockchain addresses and make crypto understandable and accessible to everyone.
wesd.eth•Mar 21, 2025