ENS NFT collection ranks top in sales on OpenSea

ENS NFT collection has registered a massive surge to leapfrog BAYC as the most sought-after on OpenSea. According to records, it achieved this feat due to the staggering rise of 170% over the last 24 hours.

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ENS domain names have significantly grown in popularity. You've probably seen .eth names on Twitter, with more than 100,000 ENS owners now using their domain names in their Twitter profiles.

The buzz around the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) has witnessed ups and downs within the crypto community in 2022. April-May saw a surge in the demand for 3- and 4-digit ENS domain names.

Coinbase‘s Ethereum Name Service (ENS) integration is live, changing wallet usernames to an ENS subdomain of Coinbase IDs. The post Coinbase's ENS integration goes live appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) has reached a milestone of 2 million “.ETH” addresses minted. The post ENS reaches 2 million names created – top holder owns 35k domains appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Quick Take Ethereum Name Service (ENS) boosts Ethereum's user-friendliness by mapping machine-readable identifiers onto human-readable names Governance is enforced through a DAO that encourages community members to actively shape the future of the protocol Uncoupled from NFTs' bleak market conditions, interest in ENS domain names has exploded lately

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.

A large non-fungible token (NFT) hodler of the popular Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) lost 100 ETH, or $150,000. The loss is due to a prank bet through his registered Ethereum Name Service (ENS) address.

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.

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.

Despite the severe bloodbath in the crypto market, some projects appear to be steadily growing. The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a vivid example in this regard, as the project has surpassed 1.5 million registered domain names.