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The ENS App and Explorer Are Now in Beta
The ENS App and Explorer Are Now in BetaThe ENS App and Explorer are now in public Beta on Ethereum Sepolia. Test the ENSv2 registry, upgrade flow, and latest features ahead of mainnet.enslabs.eth•Aug 12, 2026
Introducing the Evolved ENS Foundation
Introducing the Evolved ENS FoundationENS tokenholders have approved a proposal to evolve the ENS Foundation. Learn how the Foundation, ENS Labs, and the DAO will operate under the new structure.enslabs.eth•Aug 11, 2026
How ENS Normalization Works
How ENS Normalization WorksLearn how ENS normalization turns user input into one consistent name, protects against Unicode spoofing, and helps apps resolve names safely.enslabs.eth•Aug 6, 2026
What Makes ENS a Protocol
What Makes ENS a ProtocolLearn what makes ENS a protocol: stable naming foundations, open standards, and many interfaces that let names work across the internet.enslabs.eth•Jul 29, 2026
Introducing the Newest ENS Security Council
Introducing the Newest ENS Security CouncilThe ENS Security Council is an eight-member group with limited veto power to cancel malicious governance proposals before they're executed. With its new members selected, ENS DAO has now approved the onchain proposal activating the council's authority for its next two-year term.enslabs.eth•Jul 20, 2026
How ENS Names Evolved
How ENS Names EvolvedENS names began with a simple ownership model for .eth names. Over time, that model evolved to support subnames, permissions, marketplaces, and ENSv2's registry-native architecture.enslabs.eth•Jul 2, 2026
Why Humans Name Everything
Why Humans Name EverythingFrom pets and cities to wallets and digital identities, naming is one of humanity's oldest instincts. ENS extends that instinct into the internet.enslabs.eth•Jun 24, 2026
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