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After an 18-month-long legal dispute, the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) developer has settled with Manifold Finance over ownership of the eth.link domain. The settlement, approved by the ENS decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), entails a $300,000 payment to Manifold Finance, allowing ENS Labs to retain domain ownership.
Through an 18-month-long legal fight, Ethereum Name Service (ENS) has eventually reached a settlement with Manifold Finance in disputing the ownership of the eth. link domain, and finally agree on a $300,000 settlement.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) developer is set to conclude its legal dispute with Manifold Finance over the eth.link domain following the approval of a $300,000 settlement by its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO).
ENS settles legal dispute over eth.link domain, agreeing to pay $300,000 to Manifold Finance. ENS retains ownership of the domain, ending an 18-month-long saga.
ENS Labs' has been given approval from its DAO to settle and dismiss a legal fight over the ownership of the eth.link domain.
After nearly a year and a half of back-and-forth and an apparent $750,000 in legal expenses, Ethereum domain name service ENS Labs got the go-ahead from its DAO to pay Manifold Finance a $300,000 settlement and end the two sides' dispute over the eth.link domain.
Decentralized exchange Uniswap has introduced 'uni.eth' subdomains, allowing users to turn addresses into human-readable names.
Scammers purchase deceptive ENS domains that resemble legitimate ETH addresses by replacing letters with alphanumeric sequences.
Hayden Adams, the founder of decentralized exchange Uniswap, has exposed a new scam that capitalizes on the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) to deceive unsuspecting individuals. The scam involves impersonating legitimate ENS wallet addresses, eventually putting users' cryptos at risk.
In the crypto world, where innovation often surpasses security measures, fraudulent activities are an unfortunate reality: the CEO of Uniswap's scam alert.
Uniswap's Hayden Adams warns about a new scam impersonating Ethereum wallet address.
ENS founder and lead developer Nick Johnson commented on the scam, saying that interfaces should not autocomplete names.
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams warns of scammers exploiting ENS domains to manipulate user interfaces of crypto wallets and target victims.
The blockchain industry is witnessing a groundbreaking collaboration that is reshaping how humanitarian aid is delivered in crisis zones as ENS aligns its resources with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to make a change in Gaza. Through the integration of blockchain technology, ENS is clearly leading the way in a new era of digital philanthropy.
ENS Labs, the organization responsible for Ethereum Name Service, is considering a $300,000 settlement offer from Manifold Finance concerning the eth.link domain claim. This legal tangle that a number of domain registrars have been dragged into and which has provoked a lot of discussions, represents a critical point for both the parties.
ENS Labs has shared a $300,000 settlement offer from Manifold Finance to resolve a contentious dispute over the eth.link domain name with the decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) governing the platform. The settlement offer includes confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses, according to the Feb. 13 proposal.
The legal battle over the eth.link domain name has taken a new turn, with ENS Labs receiving a settlement offer from Manifold Finance. This dispute, which has unfolded since August 2022, has seen the involvement of multiple parties, including domain registrars, and has now reached a critical juncture with a proposed resolution on the table.
ENS Labs received a offer of $300,000 from Manifold Finance to settle the eth.link domain dispute.
With the Chinese Year of Dragon starting a bull run in the cryptocurrency market, an exodus of investors is turning their attention to the volatile market. With 65 days left for the Bitcoin Halving, the investors are starting to BUY and HODL for the next few months.
GoDaddy, a leading hosting and domain company, has partnered with Ethereum Name Services, a domain naming system built on the Ethereum blockchain to aid ENS users in creating flexible domain and ENS names.
ENS considers making its in-house layer 2 network, designating it as an "identity layer" although its developers are eyeing Optimism.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is actively investigating ways to integrate its protocol with Ethereum layer-2 (L2) networks.
ENS executive director Khori Whittaker says ENS is going “heavy” on research and development for Layer 2s, adding that much of the conversation between developers is focused on Optimism.
The new feature does not involve any transaction costs.
