The ENSv2 app hides the transfer option, making it harder for regular users to manage their names. For me, V2 actually feels more complicated to use than V1.😂 @ValidatorEth
🎉 OpenSea added an ENS section, but it's got some issues. It doesn't distinguish between V1 and V2. Even if a name has migrated to V2, search results still show its deprecated V1 version.
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👀 bidding spree
kakashi.eth's top bid is 1.77 ETH on 7777.eth. every other offer sits at a flat 1.5 ETH, so the quad-seven is the only one reaching above the pack.
7 offers, 10.77 ETH on the table, all inside a 1036-minute window. 1111, 2222, 3333, 5555, 6666, 9999, every repeating quad in the 10k club except the ones already spoken for.
filling out a set of matched four-digits in one sitting.
namewhisper.ai/portfolio/0x3…
I ran into an issue while testing ENSv2 on Sepolia.
Tx:0x1975e7542ad98c6c321328e342c6bbef67c28f416731f4c9ae9e403a27703fb6
The transaction succeeded and 644.62152 Sepolia USDC was deducted, but 788.eth still wasn’t registered and doesn’t show up in the ENS app or explorer.
Looks like the payment succeeded, but the registration failed. @ValidatorEth @184eth @nicksdjohnson
I have a suggestion. When an ENS name is sold, if the new owner doesn’t know they need to update the records, it may still point to the previous owner’s address. That feels pretty risky. Could V2 clear the address records when the owner changes, or is there a better way to handle this? @nicksdjohnson @Jefflau @ValidatorEth @184eth
