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CitizENS 002: Polyhop on the Art of Letting Go

CitizENS 002: Polyhop on the Art of Letting GoMeet Polyhop, the artist behind ENSv2’s commemorative collection, on generative art, his daily creative practice, and knowing when to let go.

enslabs.eth•Oct 28, 2026

ENSv2 Is Live on Mainnet

ENSv2 Is Live on MainnetENSv2 is live on Ethereum mainnet. Explore the new ENS App and Explorer, a rebuilt protocol, and more flexible ways to create and manage names.

enslabs.eth•Oct 27, 2026

An ENSv2 Collectible With Your Name on It

An ENSv2 Collectible With Your Name on ItDiscover how ENSv2 turns your ENS history into a personalized NFT trading card, what its five traits mean, and how eligible users can reveal and claim one.

enslabs.eth•Oct 27, 2026

A Closer Look at New .eth Pricing and the Grace Period

A Closer Look at New .eth Pricing and the Grace PeriodENSv2 will update .eth pricing with new multi-year discounts and shorten the grace period from 90 to 28 days. Here’s what name holders need to know.

enslabs.eth•Oct 22, 2026

zk.money Is Back, with ENS-Powered Names

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

Exploring Subnames in ENSv2

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

CitizENS 001: What Makes a Name Trustworthy? Marcus on Making DNS Imports Cheaper

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

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