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7 Ways You Can Use Your ENS Name TodayYour ENS name can do a lot more than replace a wallet address. From getting paid and building communities to defining your identity and leaving your mark onchain, here are seven ways people are already using ENS today.
enslabs.eth•May 18, 2026
enslabs.eth•May 18, 2026
Names Are No Longer Single ObjectsENSv2 changes how names are represented onchain. Learn how registries, hierarchy, delegation, and traversal work in ENSv2's new naming architecture.enslabs.eth•May 6, 2026
enslabs.eth•May 6, 2026
A Deeper Look at the ENS AppThe ENS App rethinks how users interact with ENS by reducing complexity, lowering barriers to entry, and making identity easier to understand and use.enslabs.eth•Apr 16, 2026
enslabs.eth•Apr 16, 2026
A Deeper Look at the ENS ExplorerA deeper look at the ENS Explorer and how it helps users and builders inspect names, understand resolution, and explore ENS as a protocol.enslabs.eth•Apr 9, 2026
enslabs.eth•Apr 9, 2026
The Coordination Layer of the InternetNaming systems are more than usability features. They are coordination infrastructure that allows decentralized systems to share identity across users, applications, and networks. As ENS evolves, it is becoming a foundational identity layer for the multi-chain internet.enslabs.eth•Mar 18, 2026
enslabs.eth•Mar 18, 2026
on.eth: Names For Chains and Interoperable Nameson.eth introduces a canonical ENS-native registry for chain identities like Base and Optimism. Together with ERC-7828, it enables interoperable names such as vitalik.eth@base that resolve across chains using verifiable onchain data.enslabs.eth•Mar 11, 2026
enslabs.eth•Mar 11, 2026
ENS Already Does What Every .Whatever Is Trying to DoNew blockchain naming systems appear constantly. But minting strings isn't the same as building infrastructure. ENS explains why shared namespaces matter.enslabs.eth•Mar 5, 2026
enslabs.eth•Mar 5, 2026