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405 reviews, 97% of them positive.97% positive · 405 reviews· Influence factor 121, above 24% of accountsThe record
From 283 activities · Apr 2026ENS (Ethereum Name Service) is a foundational decentralized naming system that transforms long wallet addresses into simple, human-readable .eth names, making crypto transactions safer, easier, and more accessible. Users consistently praise it for eliminating copy-paste errors, enabling seamless integration across wallets and dApps, and providing true ownership of digital identity independent of centralized platforms. While widely recognized as essential Web3 infrastructure with strong community support and a notable airdrop history, some concerns have been raised about pricing decisions and domain renewal fees.
What people say
Received · 405Given · 0“Best domain”This upgrade re-architects ENS to support a billion users, leveraging Linea’s zkEVM for near-zero gas fees, instant finality, and cross-chain interoperability, addressing 2024 scalability studies showing 90% cost reductions. The ENSv2 Hub launch promotes transparency, while new registries, smart contracts, and apps enhance UX and developer tools. Community reactions range from bullish support (e.g., @poldo_eth) to practical concerns (e.g., @Costly_eth on L1 compatibility), reflecting engagement but limited detailed feedback. Success depends on execution and clear migration plans, with a multi-year timeline yet to be detailed.
P_nther. · 1278· 1y ago13
P_nther. · 1278· 1y ago13“Fundamental and always first domain service”Anyone who decides to move to web3 should have an ENS domain. I believe this is the basis for onchain identity. A wonderful project with a unique history. One of the most important projects for any cryptan. We all know how you can brag about a cool name. And even if you in reality were named Vladik by your parents, here you can be traddelife.eth XD
traddelife · 1277· 1y ago13
traddelife · 1277· 1y ago13“Replace long Ethereum wallet addresses (e.g., `0xabc...123`) with human-readable names like `myname.eth`.”
Prakash · 1265· 1y ago13
Prakash · 1265· 1y ago13“tradable user names!”Probably the first, or the first that caught the real traction providing solution for users to own a unique name for onchain, as well allow users to own some premium names and trade them; similar to domain trades. project is very reputable.
Muaz Xinthi 🪑 · 1487· 1y ago13
Muaz Xinthi 🪑 · 1487· 1y ago13“Name Em”Simplifying wallet addresses to something easily readable makes things like sending tokens so much better. A great protocol that continues to expand, now planning their own L2.
pelago.eth 🦇🔊 · 1542· 1y ago13
pelago.eth 🦇🔊 · 1542· 1y ago13“ens.eth vs anything = ens.eth”there's no debate ens.eth is the naming convention and id solution that set standard and paved path for all the naming solutions that came after. There's simply no debate. ENS.ETH is >> Everything else. It will always be.
vibu. · 1225· 1y ago13
vibu. · 1225· 1y ago13“Web3 建设者必备的EVM链上身份”最早的链上Doamin name 协议 虽然说目前看不出来有什么用 但我还是一口气注册了20年 毕竟是自己的名字 在预期EVM链上建设越来越完备的状况下 他的用途也会越来越 而且不少项目都需要ENS来证明自己成为建设者的时间 不过我不认识项目方,我只是个使用者,应该也可以评论吧?
Punkcan · 1421· 1y ago16
Punkcan · 1421· 1y ago16“A Decentralized Identity for Everyone”The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is one of those projects that could fundamentally transform the world of decentralization. Picture this: a digital identity that you can use across platforms, completely detached from your real name. With an ENS, you own a unique handle that represents you online, and no one needs to know who’s behind it. That’s the essence of decentralization, right? I’m convinced that ENS is on the cusp of becoming much more practical and widely adopted in the near future.
Mehregan | Web3 · 1306· 1y ago12
Mehregan | Web3 · 1306· 1y ago12“ENS is a solid Defi product, the first of its kind it's innovation brought ease to everyone crypto anon out there”Not only did ENS make Defi easier for the average person they also conducted a massive drop showing how they value their community, Product and Defl teams can learn a thing or two from the ENS team.
thefirsthodler.eth · 1180· 1y ago12
“Forget the long strings of numbers and letters, just use a name. ENS turns clunky Ethereum addresses into simple .eth”
theGlyd3🔺👺 · 1277· 1y ago12
theGlyd3🔺👺 · 1277· 1y ago12“First name service in blockchain”Ens were pioneers in web3 name service, that joines unique identity and blockchain. They also gave a very good airdrop some years ago. The only negative thing is that I discover them only years later
Josè Buenasuerte.ink.base.eth · 1270· 1y ago12
Josè Buenasuerte.ink.base.eth · 1270· 1y ago12“Integration”ens.eth anchors itself as more than a naming system; it’s a statement that identity in Web3 should be human-readable, portable, and sovereign. In a space often wrapped in strings of alphanumeric confusion, ENS turned wallets and contracts into names people can remember, trust, and build around. It’s a quiet infrastructure layer that became cultural infrastructure too, with .eth names signaling alignment with the ethos of decentralization while creating lightweight networks of reputation across protocols and platforms. Underneath, there’s the patient work of ensuring integrations, education, and ecosystem support while respecting the neutral, open nature of the protocol. It’s easy to overlook how much smoother onboarding feels when an ENS name replaces a hex address, or how much more composable the internet feels when identity flows between apps without friction. ENS didn’t just give Web3 usernames; it offered builders and communities a shared language that grounds the decentralized web in something simple yet powerful: the ability to own a piece of identity, and to carry it wherever this evolving internet goes next.
Absolute · 1172· 1y ago12
Absolute · 1172· 1y ago12
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