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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“Simplifying Crypto with Decentralized Names”A decentralized name system built on Ethereum blockchain. It uses a blockchain technology which translates complex crypto wallet addresses into human readable address
Endurance HUDL · 1090· 1y ago8
Endurance HUDL · 1090· 1y ago8“ethereum naming service is the best experience with the blochchain. ETH should work on price though”
LIVING STONΞ 🃏 · 1221· 1y ago8
LIVING STONΞ 🃏 · 1221· 1y ago8“Good while it lasted”While being able to create your own Web3 domain with .eth, it also makes your wallet more public and available to others more easily. I don't really see the utility behind creating your own domain and after the hype died down, no one was really intrigued about what is next with Web3 domains. It was good while it lasted.
Sook · 1311· 1y ago8
Sook · 1311· 1y ago8“"GOOD AND SOLID TECH"”good tech and give a big airdrop to their owners of the domain names
cryptoverse.sui · 1382· 1y ago18
cryptoverse.sui · 1382· 1y ago18“awful decision-making, namechain fiasco, greed”Ongoing ENS discussion: https://discuss.ens.domains/t/temp-check-ens-v2-pricing-5-character-name-price-adjustment-multi-year-discounts/22038 ENS is doing a price raise "temp check", but it's basically just a statement that they will implement a +140% price raise on 5L domains 💀 This is pretty hilarious. They started developing the Namechain (which was later abandoned) because the $5 median price for gas "wasn't affordable" a year ago - and that warranted building a whole new chain to make it more affordable. But then the gas prices on mainnet dropped and they decided that the "(((ETHEREUM))) Name Service" shall remain on Ethereum. The issue is that they apparently burned so much money on the Namechain fiasco that they're now doing a +$7 raise on 5L extensions. That's a 140% increase from the current $5 extension cost for 5L names. But you know, affordability was an issue of the past - now it's okay because the +$7 is going into their pockets instead of being spent on gas. They're also planning incentives for long term extensions, aka 50% discount on 10 year extensions. The reason for that is getting users to pay more money upfront, instead of having it trickle down over time. (More than half - 52.5% - of wallet addresses with 5-9 names register for less than a year.) The whole “temp check proposal", which is basically an announcement, screams of greed. Not only the price raise itself, but also the discount mechanism incentivizing multi-year payments upfront. $5 in gas costs led to them trying to build a whole L2 so that ENS could be more affordable. But the $7 extra (+140%) in extension costs going into ENS pockets is suddenly okay 😹 I guess Namechain ate up a large chunk of funds, so now they have to get greedy with a 140% price bump on 5L names. lol, lmao even The worst part is that they continue to price out people from developing countries. The handful of people in developing countries who actually use ENS will drop it after a 140% hike. Domain whales and squatters will also slim down the names they keep extending. Aka ENS will get less money. Maybe the math works out, losing X% users and X% of domain extensions is compensated by the 140% price hike 😹 But it’s extremely shortsighted, and let’s be honest, motivated by greed. And hilariously enough, it was most likely caused because they tried to build an L2 - because +$5 in gas wasn't affordable. But you know, +$7 is fine as long as it goes into their pockets 😹 Gotta offset the namechain money burn somehow.
Username McUserface ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°) · 1459· 6mo ago · negative19
Username McUserface ( ͠° ͟ʖ ͡°) · 1459· 6mo ago · negative19“human”ENS gave us something Web3 desperately needed—identity you can remember. It turns long wallet gibberish into a name your friends and family can actually use. Simple, trustworthy, and human.
John B. · 1248· 1y ago10
John B. · 1248· 1y ago10“The Backbone of Web3 Identity”ENS isn’t just a tool, it’s infrastructure. It transforms crypto from strings of noise into something human. A simple .eth name means faster, safer transactions and an identity you can carry across the ecosystem. It’s already deeply integrated into wallets, dApps, and social platforms — not as a trend, but as a standard. ENS made onchain identity accessible, and it did it early. In a space that moves fast, that kind of staying power means something.
Sora · 1386· 1y ago16
Sora · 1386· 1y ago16“ens did a great airdrop for crypto og”is a standout contributor in the Web3 space—always sharp, always present. Whether it’s deep technical insights, thoughtful commentary, or meaningful community support. He brings real value. A reliable voice worth following and building alongside.
penchuks🎒 (❖,❖) · 1012· 1y ago9
penchuks🎒 (❖,❖) · 1012· 1y ago9
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