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True Names Limited, the nonprofit behind distributed domain protocol Ethereum Name Service, announced it would be ending its contract with director of operations Brantly Millegan after many uncovered his previously posted anti-LBGTQIA tweets.On Feb. 6, the decentralized autonomous organization of Ethereum Name Service, or ENS, asked users to weigh in
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“We decided to prioritize the product over the token, because our belief was that in order to have a token the reason had to be decentralization,” Benchemled said. “Let’s build a fantastic product, let’s reach a critical mass with users and volume, and then let’s move to tokenize and decentralize.” Source
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Welcome to the latest edition of Cointelegraph’s decentralized finance (DeFi) newsletter.Ethereum Name Service announced a retroactive token airdrop this week to a fanfare of crypto enthusiasts. If you happen to own a .eth domain, read on to discover how you can claim your eligible tokens.What you’re about to read is
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Some people were annoyed when they heard Ethereum Name Service, more commonly known as ENS, would be issuing a token. It was the “one, legitimate tokenless project,” and it was bending the knee to the market. Tokens are speculative by nature, prone to severe price fluctuations and reminiscent of carnivals.
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The Ethereum Name Service (ENS), the entity that controls the decentralized domains built on top of Ethereum, announced it would pivot to a decentralized governance model, opening the door to the formation of a DAO (decentralized autonomous organization). The ENS is now calling for delegates to propose their views to
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