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What Sibos 2026 Taught Us About Naming Onchain FinanceWhat ENS learned at Sibos 2026 about tokenized assets, institutional identifiers, and how onchain names can connect with existing financial systems.
mely.eth•Oct 6, 2026
mely.eth•Oct 6, 2026
zk.money Is Back, with ENS-Powered Nameszk.money is back with ENS-powered tags, giving users a human-readable way to send and receive private onchain payments without exposing their financial history.
enslabs.eth•Sep 29, 2026
enslabs.eth•Sep 29, 2026
ENS and GLEIF Explore Verifiable Organizational Identity OnchainENS Labs and GLEIF are developing a way to link ENS names with vLEIs, giving organizations a persistent onchain name backed by verifiable legal identity.enslabs.eth•Sep 28, 2026
enslabs.eth•Sep 28, 2026
Exploring Subnames in ENSv2Subnames in ENSv2 can live as plain resolver data or become tokens with owners, expiries and permissions. A walk through the most common configurations, from one shared record set to self-managed names, and what each one means for control over a subname space.enslabs.eth•Sep 24, 2026
enslabs.eth•Sep 24, 2026
GDC 2026: Identity, payments and infrastructure moving onchainWhat GDC 2026 revealed about digital identity, AI agents, payments and why naming is becoming a key layer of onchain infrastructure.mely.eth•Sep 22, 2026
mely.eth•Sep 22, 2026
CitizENS 001: What Makes a Name Trustworthy? Marcus on Making DNS Imports CheaperMeet Marcus, an ENS contributor whose work helped cut Algorithm 13 verification gas by 99.2%, making DNS imports cheaper and more practical.enslabs.eth•Sep 18, 2026
enslabs.eth•Sep 18, 2026
ENS as a Registry Layer for Tokenized AssetsENS can give tokenized assets a durable, issuer-controlled identity that connects contracts, metadata, and official information across networks.enslabs.eth•Sep 4, 2026
enslabs.eth•Sep 4, 2026