Web3 history in the making right here @ensdomains Where are all the ENS holders from the @10kClubOfficial at?ππ
#ensdomains #nft $ens
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Web3 history in the making right here @ensdomains Where are all the ENS holders from the @10kClubOfficial at?ππ
#ensdomains #nft $ens
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Just posted the Q1 2026 report for @ethidorg, an @ENS_DAO Service Provider building out the Ethereum identity stack. Best quarter we've ever had π₯
Some highlights:
Grails π @grailsmarket
β‘οΈ grails.app
Grails (the best @ensdomains manager & marketplace) grew *a lot* in Q1 in new features, refined design, and users. And with results:
- Facilitated 99.35 ETH (~$205k) to the ENS DAO for registrations and extensions
- Facilitated more ETH to the ENS DAO than the ENS App on two days (Jan 26 and Feb 15) π
- Regularly facilitates more Extension events than the ENS App
- defi.eth sold for 15 ETH, law.eth sold for 7.5 ETH using Grails broker tools, etc
What users say about Grails
βGrails is a staggeringly strong ENS tool. What a beast.β - @DoggieWish
βGrails is an absolute game-changer for ENS and my daily ENS go-to. Seriously canβt recommend it enough.β - @bama_eth
βTHE BEST! πβ - @iman_evm
Sign in with Ethereum @signinethereum
β‘οΈ siwe.xyz
Full steam ahead, lots of updates:
- New Typescript lib
- New Rust lib
- New Quickstart Guide
- New Discourse plugin
- New OIDC server, and more!
EthLeaderboard @ethleaderboard
β‘οΈ ethleaderboard.com
Revived! Previously bricked by twitter API changes in 2023, but recently made possible again.
New version has improved ENS profile support, edit ENS records, EFP, better tweets from bot w/ autogenerated image, etc. Thanks to @gregskril for passing elements of the old version to us π
ENSMarketBot @ensmarketbot
- Now the primary ENS market twitter bot by engagement and discussion
- GrailsAIβ¨ is out of beta and vastly improved. In reply to event tweets, it gives concise but deep analysis of what happened, w/ some comedy too π
Ethereum Follow Protocol @efp
β‘οΈ efp.app
- efpv2 API: Total overhaul of the EFP Indexer database and API from the ground up, much faster & more reliable than before
- 7 new integrations bringing total to 83
- Crypto OG app @ethstatus integrated heavy use of EFP and ENS and highlighted this in their marketing campaign π€
Ethereum Identity Kit @ethidkit
β‘οΈ ethidkit.com
React component lib and API with everything you need to easily add ENS, SIWE, and EFP to your app
- Improvements to profile cards, more socials options, Edit Profile button can now go to custom link, tagged ENS names in bios can now go to profiles on your app, etc
Misconfigured Wrapped Names
We identified 1,700 misconfigured wrapped names and paid ETH to fix them. Happy to help the ENS community on this one π€
Full report: discuss.ens.domains/t/ethid-β¦
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Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Where ENS becomes more than just a naming system
Naming systems are often discussed in terms of user experience, making addresses more readable, payments more intuitive, and digital identity easier to navigate.
Their deeper value is that they allow different entities across networks to coordinate around a shared identity layer.
This is why naming has always mattered on the internet. DNS is valuable because it gives browsers, applications, and services a shared way to resolve identity and location. The same logic applies onchain.
As crypto becomes more complex, the coordination problem also becomes more significant. Users, wallets, applications, protocols, AI agents, and chains all need a consistent way to identify one another and resolve the right data across environments..
A single ENS name can serve as a consistent reference point for far more than a wallet address. It can point to contracts, records, interoperable addresses, chain metadata, and other forms of machine-readable identity that different systems need in order to work together.
ENS isnβt only making crypto more legible for humans. Itβs also becoming part of the shared naming infrastructure that enables the broader ecosystem to coordinate identity across applications and networks.
Learn more:
ens.domains/blog/post/identiβ¦
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
BIG update for Sign in with Ethereum
β‘οΈ@signinethereum is an authentication standard (EIP 4361) for Ethereum accounts, managed by @ethidorg
β‘οΈ A bunch of new dev tools
β‘οΈ Lots of industry adoption
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New Typescript library β¨οΈ
- viem support
- smart account compatibility
- docs.siwe.xyz/libraries/typeβ¦
β
New Rust library π¦
- smart account compatibility
- new "signinwithethereum" crate
- docs.siwe.xyz/libraries/rust
β
Quickstart Guide π
- New example app based on Next.js
- Refreshed docs
- docs.siwe.xyz/quickstart/
- quickstart-next.siwe.xyz/
β
New Discourse plugin π£οΈ
- Works again! Easily install it on your Discourse forum to enable Sign in with Ethereum
- Refreshed modern UI
- Smart contract wallet support
- Fixed vulnerabilities
- docs.siwe.xyz/integrations/dβ¦
β
New OIDC server π
- Completely revamped
- New example client implementation
- Fixed vulnerabilities
- docs.siwe.xyz/oidc-provider/
β
Lots of new integrations π€
SIWE has a lot more industry adoption than people might think. Some highlights:
- Privy @privy_io
- Polymarket @Polymarket
- OnchainKit @OnchainKit
- Ambire Wallet @ambire
- ScaffoldETH 2 @ScaffoldETH
- World Liberty Financial @worldlibertyfi
Lots more on the way, SIWE is being activity developed again π«‘
ππ siwe.xyz
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
π You can now CALL @ensdomains ππ
β’ Call ENS domains directly from your wallet
β’ Call any ENS name
β’ Message them π¬
β’ Even video chat π₯
All in one place β Sprits Chat π
Web3 communication just leveled up.
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
π¨ Announcing Resolvio π¨
A lightweight, high-performance ENS resolution API.
Free, open source, no API key needed.
Bulk resolution, built-in caching, agent-ready, and more...
Let's dive in π§΅
resolvio.xyz/
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Replying to @onlinestratfr
Ethereum Name Service is the leading blockchain naming system and continues to grow in users and integrations (most web3 wallets/dApps, Paypal, Venmo, Godaddy).
It supports most major coin types and extends the global namespace, DNS, instead of ignoring it or trying to compete with it.
The focus has always been open, neutral infrastructure. Thatβs what makes ENS the only sustainable web3 naming service. You can even import your DNS names into ENS and use them the same way you can use a .eth.
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
defi.eth just sold for 15 ETH
Another grail changing hands
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
π§΅ 1/
The SEC just did something the market is NOT understanding.
It cited ENS as an example of a βdigital toolβ.
And this changes more than it seems.
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Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Your ENS name does not have to end in .eth.
If you already own a DNS domain, you can now use it as an ENS name onchain.
DNS twins are now live through Doma ‡οΈ
Today, DNS meets ENS on mainnet.
DNS twins are live! Tokenized DNS domains on Doma Protocol can act as @ensdomains compatible names.
Find your name twin here: doma.xyz/ens
Itβs about that timeβ¦.
#btc
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Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
β οΈ We're seeing an uptick in phishing emails targeting ENS users.
ENS will never email you asking you to migrate your name, claim a reward, or connect your wallet. If you received something like this, do not click any links.
Stay safe out there. When in doubt, go directly to the ENS website.
πͺπ» thanks @BrantlyMillegan
Replying to @0xngmi
hey, as the creator of Sign in with Ethereum here are my thoughts
1) the company charged by ENS and EF with leading Sign in with Ethereum took the grant money and abandoned the project without even finalizing the EIP, which is why little happened with SIWE in the last few years (to their eternal shame). so a few months ago my new company @ethidorg took it over for free, got the EIP finalized, recreated all the brand assets, and have started getting integrations again --> @signinethereum
2) Login with Wallet is bland and lame, Sign in with Ethereum is an EIP auth standard that combines with ENS (for usernames and profiles) for a full auth+username+profile experience
3) "User forgets account" much less likely if they name their wallets with ENS. Also, SIWE is now been extended to have persisting sessions
4) "How to do i email them?" You can still require them to verify an email on the first login if you want
5) Much more work is needed for both SIWE development and promotion, but my company is now working on it πͺπͺ
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Today marks the 4 year anniversary of Azuki!
From launching an anime inspired PFP collection in a small apartment in LA, to growing that seedling into something much bigger, itβs been an incredible journey. This year, Iβm excited for the Azuki IP to continue expanding through story, games, and experiences.
What matters most now is leaning into the foundation weβve built and compounding our momentum: shipping products people love and steadily growing the reach of the Azuki world that weβve brought to life alongside the community.
Seeing Azuki experienced by new audiences even just yesterday at the TCG Invitational was incredibly meaningful to me.
Four years in. Still building. Still evolving. Still here.
Proud of how far weβve come and grateful to everyone whoβs been part of the journey. IKZ! β©οΈ
Mr1.eth - ENSstore.eth ~ 505-606-707.ethππ retweeted
Nike sold RTFKT! π€―
I once declined a 6 figure offer on this rare Murakami vial π
will I get a second chance?





























