pol.eth | blockchain.base

the ticker is ETH
the name is .eth
#saynotohex

@polnames will beat basenames

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

everyone loves pol.eth

[pol.eth @polnames]

everyone loves pol.eth

clean, pronounceable, memorable, recognizable 3 letter registered in '21

pol.eth belongs on @grailsmarket

listed at 191 eth but will listen to serious offers

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

pol.eth is back

[WalletChan.eth @walletchan_]

in the spirit of making hex human readable, our token ENS now points to $WCHAN

#SayNoToHex

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@NamehashLabs ngmi

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@walletchan_ 👏👏👏

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@ensdomains wen

[cap.eth @TheCapHimself]

Here's why most teams don't add ENS subnames in their app

They assume it means deploying smart contracts, paying gas fees, and managing resolver infrastructure.

But it doesn't.

With offchain subnames, you can give every user a name like alice.yourapp.eth in minutes.

No contract deployment. No gas costs. No infrastructure to maintain.

Just an API calls or SDK integration, and your users have a real identity inside your product.

We've seen wallets and other teams add this in a single sprint 🏃💨

The result is a cleaner UI, better UX overall, improved trust, no transacting anxiety of wrong address input, and no address-related scams (poisoning, spoofing, etc.).

If you're building a wallet, payment app, or any Web3 product - this is one of the lowest-effort, highest-impact upgrades you can make right now.

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@ethisnetwork @mely_jpg 🔥🔥🔥

[WalletChan.eth @walletchan_]

No more "trust me bro" & blind signing 🙈

#SayNoToHex with Clear Signing in WalletChan ✨

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@AgenticSummit @JamesJohnBeck @ensdomains 👏👏👏

[apoorv.eth @apoorveth]

#SayNoToHex

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

clear signing and ens solve the most critical UX issues for transaction clarity

https://t.co/rRVsEdH7uM

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@apoorveth 🫡

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@walletchan_ girls #saynotohex 👧👧👧

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@garypalmerjr ens and clear signing #saynotohex

[3636.eth @garypalmerjr]

ERC-7730 / Clear Signing is about "changing what we see" when we sign in crypto wallets:
✅ From gobbledygoo raw calldata →
✅ To readable transaction intent.

ERC-7730 helps protocols "describe what a transaction is doing", (so wallets can **show users what they are actually signing**).

This helps ENS! Clear Signing does **not** replace or compete with ENS.
1. ENS tells users **who / what** an address is.
2. ERC-7730 tells users **what they are about to do**.
3. Together, they make Ethereum transactions more "human-readable, safer, and more identity-native".

That is net-positive for ENS...because it reinforces the same core thesis:
✅ Humans should not be forced to interact with "raw addresses, raw calldata, or unreadable machine outputs".

ERC-7730 explicitly supports an `addressName` display format. The spec says an address can be displayed as a trusted name when a trusted source exists, (and it lists ENS as one of those sources).

So instead of only seeing: "0xd8dA...6045"
...a wallet may be able to show: "vitalik.eth"

That is ENS doing "what ENS does best":
✅ Making Ethereum more human-readable!

How Clear Signing helps ENS:
1. Makes ENS more visible in wallet security flows
2. Encourages contracts and protocols to use ENS names
3. Makes ENS protocol transactions safer and easier to understand
4. Supports ENS as Web3 identity infrastructure

Together, they move Ethereum away from "raw machine language" and closer to "human-readable identity, intent, and trust".
✅ ENS tells you **who/what** you are interacting with.
✅ ERC-7730 tells you **what action** you are signing.

More info: https://t.co/qhOVojed3o

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@sodofi_ everything would be clearer if, instead of signing a hex contract, we signed a named contract

#saynotohex use @enscribe_

[mely.eth @mely_jpg]

the .ethoors went to @EthPrague

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@Superfluid_HQ 🫡

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@Superfluid_HQ 👀

[pol.eth | blockchain.base @molochslayer]

@Superfluid_HQ @enscribe_ @ENS_DAO human readable contracts ftw #saynotohex