Nowadays the CT is waking up and calling the truth about ENS
They turned identity into a casino.
And users paid the price.
XNS takes the opposite path.
No hype. No expiry traps. No flipping culture.
You don’t rent your identity.
You don’t gamble with it.
because it was never built to extract from you.
It’s not a business model.
It’s infrastructure.
Built for identity.
Not speculation.
@xnsname
This is how identity should’ve been from day
gm bro
You know the buyer and the seller is Amir, right?
Even if you thought it was a real trade,
he bought it for 7 ETH in 2024.
That’s a 4.5 ETH loss.
Name of the Day: space.xns
One word that defines infinity
The ultimate canvas.
Endless. Timeless. Yours forever.
Secure your forever name on the chain for 0.002 eth
Still available.
@xnsname
This guy registered 1000 names in 2021
And after got busy for 2 months
He Lost 900 names
In math 5$ a year for 1 name
that’s 4500$
from 2021 till 2026 =5 years
4500 x 5 = that 22,500
lost for absolutely nothing
I didn’t even count 3/4 characters
I’m sorry for him
but don’t be next
Name of the Day: shop.xns
shop.xns is the front door of your digital business.
Where ideas turn into income, from clicks to customers
Simple. Powerful. Yours forever.
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@xnsname
We just published a blog post on how XNS names protect you from address poisoning.
No copy-paste.
No poisoned addresses.
For everyone.
Check it out 👇
https://t.co/1I9xTHxO3K
Ever wondered why most of the centralized exchanges don’t allow redeeming to ENS names?
Because they actually did the risk analysis.
If a name expires mid-withdrawal and gets re-registered, funds would be sent to a completely different person.
Exchanges won’t take that liability.
Meanwhile, most wallets will happily let you use ENS names and silently redirect your funds without any warning about recent subscriber changes.
Expiring names are fundamentally incompatible with payments.
You don’t build financial infrastructure on identifiers that can change owners overnight.
That’s exactly why XNS exists.
Permanent.
Non-transferable.
Bound 1:1 to an address.
No expiry. No surprises. No silent redirects.
Names you can actually trust.