ENS - Identity In Your Apps
summary
ENS turns hex addresses into names, shows forward and reverse resolution, and adds a new L2 Primary Name feature that maps mainnet identities to L2s like Base; the session demos on-chain smart‑contract naming to prevent spoofing (citing $144M lost in 2024) and a wallet/Explorer-visible naming flow, a UI called Enscribe UI that sets primary names, and subname models (L1, L2, off‑chain) powered by EIP‑3668/CCIP‑Read plus the Namespace SDK used for token‑gating and issuing millions of subnames.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 0:02Intro & ENS Hackathon Prizes
- 1:53What is ENS & how it works
- 3:39Forward vs Reverse Resolution
- 4:33L2 Primary Names & Cross-Chain Addresses
- 5:22ENS Profiles & Multi-Chain Identity
- 7:03Universal Resolver & CCIP-Read
- 9:06Building with ENS & Hackathon Resources
- 9:29Smart Contract Naming (Nischal Sharma)
- 11:21Forward & Reverse Resolution in Contracts
- 12:52Enscribe UI & L2 Naming
- 14:45Subnames Overview (Harpreet Singh)
- 15:53L1, L2 & Off-Chain Subnames
- 17:32EIP-3668 & CCIP-Read Flow
- 18:31Namespace SDK & L2 Subname Issuance
- 20:03Wrap-up & Developer Resources
