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The number of Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains is nearing the two million mark as 1,888,209 ENS names have been etched into the Ethereum blockchain to date. The project recently detailed that July saw the largest monthly rise in revenue scoring 5,400 ether worth roughly $2.48 million during the course of the month.
Data from Dune Analytics revealed that the leading Ethereum-based domain name service, Ethereum Name Service (ENS), recorded tremendous growth in July. In the last month, the platform saw the registration of 378,804 names.
Bitcoin is up 18% in the last 30 days. Once again we hear Bitcoin OG's like Michael Saylor telling you to buy more Bitcoin.
Ethereum Name Service Seems to be one of the best performing cryptos today.
An ETH whale has incurred a massive loss on account of participating in a meme trend that has been gaining traction on Twitter. The meme trend was in direct connection to the ENS domain names and their growing popularity in the NFT space.
A noted non-fungible token (NFT) collector has lost ETH 100 (USD 148,665) as a result of a "joke" bid on one of his own Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains.
The ENS price prediction is changing hands at $12.42 as the technical indicator Relative Strength Index (14) faces the north.
Ethereum Name Service has recorded some moderate profits today. Nevertheless, the bulls in this market seems tired of longer time frames.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domain sony.eth has been purchased for 48 ETH (72,000) by an ENS collector called sunnybay.eth. The post Ethereum Name Service collector buys sony.eth ENS for $72,000 appeared first on The Block.
The problem has been resolved since infringing ENS domain names were removed. OpenSea recently stated that it would lay off
The news comes shortly after OpenSea's decision to lay off 20% of its workforce.
The Recording Industry Association of America claims some music industry-related domain sales “infringe” on its members' trademarks
Over the last month, as investors tried to salvage the rest of their crypto assets investment from further losses, acquiring a domain name took the backseat on the list of their problems. Google Trends data for the search term “ENS Domain Name” revealed a gradual decline in the interest of internet users in that topic […]
Arthur Hayes has penned a new blog post in which he hopes Bitcoin and Ethereum will not drop any further in the crypto markets. Mr. Hayes also admits his $27k to $25k Bitcoin floor and Ethereum's $1.7k to $1.8k were obliterated by the ongoing sell-off.
The crypto market is currently not in the state of providing high returns. But that hasn't suppressed the enthusiasm of the crypto crowd by a [.
After a brief period of plunge, Bitcoin and other crypto-assets are showing a visible increase yet again. There is also growing talk about crypto's growing [.
What do ENS and Quik.com do? The ENS, also known as the Ethereum name service is an open and extended naming system on the Ethereum blockchain with an application to provide the required API for its users to be able to utilise it's services.
The ETH Name services reach ATHin monthly revenue, besides raking in more than %8 million in revenue previously so let's read more today in our latest Ethereum news. It has been a record-breaking month for the ENS domain name registration with the revenue hitting $8 million according to developer Nick Johnson.
The ENS crypto is moving higher today as Ethereum Name Service celebrates a very busy and lucrative month of May.
Besides raking in more than $8 million in revenue, Ethereum Name Service has seen record-breaking metrics across the board.
According to head developer Nick Johnson, new registrations for Ethereum domain names are expected to break records by the end of the month. He added through a tweet that Every single ENS measure they track — registrations, renewals, revenue (ETH & USD), and income – has now reached an All-Time High this month.
The latest metrics on new registrations and renewals of existing domains on ENS show that interest in the digital identity service has shattered previous records.
Non-mainstream projects, more often than not, take their own time to create a niche and establish themselves. Then, it just becomes a matter of time for their name and fame to heighten.
