🏗️ ENS Community Builders Gather
🏗️ ENS Community Builders Gather
🏗️ Builders Unite at ENS
ENS showcased its community-driven ecosystem at a recent event, with multiple working groups hosting office hours at their booth.
Key participants included:
- ENS DAO working groups
- zkEmail and Unruggable projects
- Namespace and Enscribe platforms
- Filecoin and Namehash Labs
- Blockful and JustAName services
- ENS Labs DevRel team
The bustling booth highlighted ENS's strength through its diverse builder community, demonstrating the collaborative nature of the Ethereum naming ecosystem.
ENS continues to prove that decentralized infrastructure thrives on community participation and developer engagement.
ENS is only as powerful as its community of builders. The booth was bustling all week with community office hours from: @ENS_DAO working groups @zkemail @unruggable_eth @namespace_eth @enscribe_ @Filecoin @NamehashLabs @blockful_io @justaname_id ENS Labs DevRel
Ninjas at ENS booth repping Namespace 🥷🥷 Go talk to them about ENS-powered AI identities and usernames using Subnames.
🤝 ERC-8004 Brings Open Identity Standard to Ethereum Mainnet for AI Agents
**ERC-8004 has launched on Ethereum mainnet**, establishing a foundation for autonomous agent identity through ENS. The standard addresses a core infrastructure need: **agents require persistent, verifiable identities** to function across different systems. ERC-8004 makes agents discoverable, verifiable, and composable within the ENS namespace. **Why this matters:** - Trust frameworks, payment rails (x402), and agent registries can develop independently - All systems can consistently reference the same agent over time - Identity becomes shared infrastructure rather than siloed per application The approach treats **identity as foundational layer** - similar to how DNS works for the internet, but built on Ethereum's capabilities and constraints. Read the full technical details: [ENS AI Agent ERC-8004](https://ens.domains/blog/post/ens-ai-agent-erc8004)
ENS Prepares for v2 Launch with Universal Resolver Updates
**ENS is gearing up for its v2 launch** by requiring developers to update their libraries and applications. Key requirements for ENSv2 readiness: - Update ENS libraries to latest versions - Ensure apps resolve names via **CCIP-Read protocol** - Verify **L2 compatibility** for name resolution - Implement Universal Resolver support The Universal Resolver serves as the foundation for ENSv2, enabling cross-chain name resolution and improved functionality. **Why this matters:** ENSv2 represents a significant upgrade to Ethereum's naming infrastructure, expanding beyond simple address mapping to comprehensive web3 identity management. Developers should review the [ENSv2 readiness documentation](https://docs.ens.domains/web/ensv2-readiness/) and test their applications now to ensure seamless transition. *Action needed: Update your ENS integrations before the v2 launch to avoid service disruptions.*
ENS Expands Beyond Personal Names to Smart Contract Identification
**ENS is evolving beyond personal naming** to include smart contract identification, making decentralized organizations safer and more user-friendly. **Key developments:** - DAOs can now name their smart contracts using ENS - Makes contracts more **legible and easier to integrate** - Enhances both **user experience and security** for Ethereum users **Leading the charge:** - @nounsdao pioneering contract naming adoption - @enscribe_ developing tools for easy contract naming - ENS_DAO supporting "Contract Naming Season" initiative This expansion transforms how users interact with smart contracts by replacing complex addresses with human-readable names, similar to how ENS already works for wallet addresses.
ENS Emerges as Essential Identity Infrastructure After Devcon Argentina
**ENS becomes core Ethereum infrastructure** following Devcon Argentina 2025. Key developments: - **Onchain identity now essential** for Ethereum ecosystem - Builders adopting ENS across **agents, L2s, and dApps** - ENS serving as **primary naming layer** for real-world events - Meeting growing demand for **decentralized identities** and websites The consensus from Buenos Aires is clear: ENS has evolved from optional to **fundamental infrastructure** for Ethereum's next phase of growth.