Ten projects, four tracks, $15,000 at @ETHGlobal Lisbon.
The result worth reading is not the list. Four teams, working independently, landed on the same architecture: one query against a shared standardized schema, new protocols registered as data rather than code.
Check out what devs built in Lisbon: https://t.co/4j4OCBIIo6
At Onchain Builders Day in Lisbon, @workem0n previewed ENSv2 features through a hands-on workshop on configuring subname registries, with or without deploying a registrar contract.
Then came the builders.
Three teams won ENS prizes at ETHGlobal Lisbon, with projects spanning name-as-wallet UX, agentic mini-apps and an onchain trust graph.
Meet the winners:
From New York to Lisbon, the ENS team has been showing builders what becomes possible when names are treated as infrastructure.
Across three talks and workshops, we explored ENS for apps, wallets, smart accounts, AI agents and more โ
@RobinhoodCrypto Chain is now supported by @graphprotocol Firehose and Substreams with endpoints operated by core dev @PinaxNetwork. Streaming from the genesis block.
A team at @ETHGlobal Lisbon was already indexing 94 Uniswap V4 stock token pools on it.
Chain support: https://t.co/caV0vWXTB3
At @ETHGlobal New York, @gregskril took builders from ENS fundamentals into a live coding demo using the protocolโs latest features.
A practical starting point for anyone adding names to an app:
The linked session covers ENS fundamentals and a live coding demonstration.
At Pragma Lisbon, @makoto_inoue looked back on nine years of ENS and ahead to wallets, smart accounts and AI agents all needing names.
His thesis: ENS can become a coordination layer across the onchain ecosystem.
ethui started as an internal tool. Something we built out of frustration with the local dev workflow on Ethereum.
We took it to @ETHGlobal Lisbon for the continuity track and worked on ethui agentic wallet โ the first developer wallet and toolkit that agents can safely drive. It was selected as one of the Top 10 Finalists.
Check it out: https://t.co/MUQBIVvxkP
#ethereum #web3dev #ethglobal #developertools #anvil
โพ๏ธThe origin: @ETHGlobal New York, May 2019.
Liquidity lived in three places: Uniswap, Kyber and Bancor. The team wired all three into one transaction. The project won nothing at the hackathon. Two weeks later the contracts were seeing volume with zero marketing.
Hours after Aqua went live, 1inch co-founder Sergej Kunz joined Cointelegraph's Chain Reaction to tell the story behind it: from a 2019 hackathon side project to a shared liquidity layer. Highlights below.
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why you should volunteer at @ETHGlobal
> it's fun
> you'll make cool new friends and get invited to at least 10 countries
> it teaches you a lot about teamwork, service culture and taking the initiative
> the team takes care of you!
10/10 recommend. tokyo ๐ ๐ฏ๐ต
"With Aqua, your wallet becomes the pool"
1inch CPTO @holdoesdev at @ETHGlobal Lisbon on liquidity reuse: one token balance backing as many positions as you like, with the tokens staying in your wallet. ๐