Ethereum Name Service price

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$21.59
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Market cap
$715.51M #64
Circulating supply
33.17M / 100M
All-time high
$85.88
24h volume
$51.14M
3.7 / 5

About Ethereum Name Service

ENS (Ethereum Name Service) is a decentralized naming system built on Ethereum that turns complex wallet addresses into simple, human-readable names like 'yourname.eth.' Instead of sharing long strings of random characters, you can use an ENS name to send and receive crypto, making transactions easier and more secure. ENS also supports decentralized websites and integrates with many apps, acting as your universal username across the web3 ecosystem. It’s a foundational tool for simplifying blockchain interactions, and its adoption continues to grow as more users and platforms embrace decentralized identity.
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Ethereum Name Service’s price performance

16% better than the stock market
Past year
+26.47%
$17.07
3 months
+17.72%
$18.34
30 days
-1.82%
$21.99
7 days
+6.99%
$20.18

Ethereum Name Service on socials

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THEDEFIPLUG
Wallets are transitioning from passive asset storage to active execution layers. When I checked the adoption metrics, the clearest signal was wallet-native swap growth across Solana, Base, Arbitrum, and BNB Chain. These four networks now drive most of the transaction frequency and liquidity inflows. The wallet strategies diverge: - @MetaMask still dominates on distribution and raw scale. - @rainbowdotme is leaning into MEV protection, multi-chain breadth, and tokenized loyalty. - @Rabby_io is building for advanced traders with direct routing and transparency. - @zerion is positioning as the portfolio + identity hub. The competition comes down to routing efficiency, MEV protection, network coverage, and retention mechanics. ● Wallets as Execution Surfaces The design paradigm has shifted. Wallets used to just manage keys; now they’re where swaps, bridging, NFTs, and even derivatives happen. That matters because: 1. User behavior is consolidating: people increasingly transact inside wallets rather than going to aggregators. 2. Control of execution means control of flows, fees, and retention. Whoever owns the surface owns the economics. ● Adoption Metrics Looking across chains: ➢ @solana has 40.9M monthly actives, boosted by the memecoin surge, and regularly ranks top-3 by swap volume. ➢ @base has overtaken @arbitrum + @optimism in daily activity, helped by Coinbase integration and fiat ramps. ➢ @arbitrum has 3.9M monthly active wallets and $4.07B in stablecoin liquidity; smaller, frequent trades dominate here. ➢ @bnbchain continues to dominate retail-sized trades with low costs and mass distribution. Swap flows are decentralizing away from Ethereum mainnet. The frontier is now L2s and Solana. Wallets that capture this migration set the tone for the next cycle. ● Crypto Wallet Landscape Each wallet it's carving out it's own lane: ➢ @MetaMask Edge: Distribution scale (tens of millions of installs), $700M weekly swap volume (Apr 2025). Strategy: Leverage incumbent status as default wallet for most ecosystems. ➢ @rainbowdotme Edge: MEV-safe swaps (Flashbots), support for 16 networks, integrated NFT/ENS tools, Hyperliquid perps. Strategy: Blend consumer-grade UX with loyalty token flywheels. — ➢ @Rabby_io Edge: Trader-centric routing (direct-to-DEX), transparent fee models, granular swap controls. Strategy: Capture power-users, especially across L2s. ➢ @zerion Edge: Portfolio analytics + swaps + identity. Strong NFT and DeFi integrations. Strategy: Wallet as dashboard for asset tracking and trading. ● What’s Next for Wallets? 1. Beyond Swaps: Wallets are moving into perps, staking, RWAs. Execution breadth = margin capture. 2. Mobile-First: Solana proved demand (40.9M+ actives). Seedless onboarding + gasless txns become default. 3. Compliance Split: With $30B+ RWAs, expect a divide: consumer wallets vs institution-ready frontends. ● Closing From my perspective, wallets are no longer neutral interfaces, they’re execution battlegrounds. - @MetaMask has scale. - @Rabby_io owns traders. - @zerion anchors dashboards. - @rainbowdotme is betting on loyalty and UX. The winners will be the ones who bring together breadth of execution, mobile-native distribution, and sticky retention into a single frontend.
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ethOS
Excited to show off the dGEN1 at @EFDevcon in Argentina. See you all there :)
Devconnect ARG - the first Ethereum World’s Fair
Devconnect ARG - the first Ethereum World’s Fair
Excited that @EthereumPhone joins the Ethereum World's Fair in the Hardware district! They're pushing Ethereum into the OS layer with a built-in hardware wallet, human-readable tx, native wallet-to-wallet messaging & an app store where Aave, ENS, Uniswap & more run seamlessly.
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articuno.zec 🛡
an ens shill just popped up on my feed in the middle of the golden bullrun

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Ethereum Name Service FAQ

Ethereum Name Service is an Ethereum-based decentralized naming system for cryptocurrency wallet addresses, content hashes, and metadata. ENS is the name and ticker symbol of the Ethereum Name Service's governance token.

The architecture of Ethereum Name Service consists of two smart contracts called the Registry and Resolvers. Registry is a single, smart contract that maintains a list of all domains and subdomains. The smart contract stores the domain owner's name, the domain's resolver, and the time-to-live of all records under the domain.

On the other hand, resolvers are smart contracts that map ENS domain names with their respective resources, such as cryptocurrency addresses and content hash. When you try to find an Ethereum address registered as an ENS name, such as bob.eth, the registry is asked which resolver is responsible for bob.eth. Then the query is sent to the resolver of bob.eth. The resolver then maps bob.eth with the associated Ethereum address.

Easily buy ENS tokens on the OKX cryptocurrency platform. Available trading pairs in the OKX spot trading terminal include ENS/USDT.

You can also buy ENS with over 99 fiat currencies by selecting the "Express buy" option. Other popular crypto tokens, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), and USD Coin (USDC), are also available.

Swap your existing cryptocurrencies, including XRP (XRP), Cardano (ADA), Solana (SOL), and Chainlink (LINK), for ENS with zero fees and no price slippage by using OKX Convert.

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Dive deeper into Ethereum Name Service

Ethereum Name Service is the first open-source, public blockchain domain protocol on Ethereum. ENS maps human-readable domain names like chad.eth to crypto wallet addresses, content hashes, and metadata, making them easy to share, use and remember. ENS is the name and ticker symbol of Ethereum Name Service's native governance token.

When you purchase a domain from ENS, you receive a tradable ERC721 NFT contract with your chosen domain name for a fixed period. Renewal fees are applicable yearly. With an ENS name, you can access crypto wallet addresses and receive cryptocurrencies and NFTs through your .eth username. ENS also supports traditional domain names such as .com, .org, .io, .app, .xyz, and .art.

You can also create and configure subdomains if you own an ENS domain. For example, if you own bob.eth, you can create crypto.bob.eth. The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) network also allows you to launch censorship-resistant decentralized websites with ENS. To do so, upload your website to IPFS and access it with your ENS name.

Ethereum Naming Services has over 463 integrations, including wallets, apps, and browsers. These integrations include trusted names like Coinbase, Trust Wallet, Uniswap, Etherscan, AAVE, Brave, Cloudflare, and Metamask. ENS is an ERC-20 governance token of the ENS DAO. ENS token holders can vote on protocol proposals. They can also delegate their voting power to other ENS community members.

ENS price and tokenomics

ENS has a total supply of 100 million tokens. 50% is allocated to the ENS DAO community treasury, 10% was distributed at launch, and the remaining supply is scheduled to be unlocked over four years. The DAO plans to spend these funds on growth and development initiatives like grants, hackathons, meetups, and more.

From the remaining supply, 25% of the tokens were airdropped to ENS users who own or have owned .eth second-level domain. This airdrop drew much media attention to the protocol, causing a positive action for ENS price. Another 25% was given to individuals and organizations contributing significantly to ENS. These include the core team at True Names LTD, external contributors, select integrations, translators, launch advisors, root key holders, and over 450 active members in the ENS Discord server, among others.

About the founders

Ethereum Naming Service was founded in early 2017 by Nick Johnson at the Ethereum Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports Ethereum. After a year, ENS was incorporated as True Names Limited, a Singapore-based non-profit. True Names LTD oversees ENS development. The project has received financial support from Ethereum Foundation, Chainlink, Protocol Labs, and Ethereum Classic Labs. ENS has also collaborated with Cloudflare to develop Coudfare's native ENS and IPFS gateway for eth.link.

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Market cap
$715.51M #64
Circulating supply
33.17M / 100M
All-time high
$85.88
24h volume
$51.14M
3.7 / 5
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