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Explore our latest thoughts on XNS, Ethereum naming, and the future of human-readable addresses.
Introducing XNS Routes: Named Endpoints for XNS
XNS Routes extends an XNS name with named endpoints like alice@pay/business. One identity. Many destinations.
XNSv2 Is Live: 70,000+ ENS Names Migrated to Permanent @eth Identifiers
XNSv2 is live. Existing XNSv1 registrations have been migrated. 70,000+ ENS now have permanent, soulbound @eth identifiers.
Introducing XNSv2: From Names to Ethereum-Native Identifiers
XNSv2 introduces a distinct alice@xns format, removes special cases, and makes XNS easier to integrate. Names remain permanent and soulbound. Existing users do not need to do anything.
The Thin Wallet Thesis
Wallets are not supposed to be full financial applications. They should instead focus on four things: verify, authorize, sign, and broadcast. Everything else belongs at the application layer.
One Multi-Namespace Registry: The Only Safe Foundation for Payments
Competing naming systems create collisions and impersonation risk. The only safe foundation for payment identifiers is one canonical multi-namespace registry with permanent, non-transferable names.
Your 0x Address Is a Liability
How an XNS name protects you from address poisoning.
Expiring Names Are Not Suitable for On-Chain Bank Accounts
A response to ENS's recent article "ENS Already Does What Every .Whatever Is Trying to Do".
The Revolut Moment for Crypto
Crypto payments still rely on copying and pasting hex addresses. Human-readable names change that. XNS and x2xPay.me bring the Revolut moment to crypto.
Announcing the @trb Namespace for the Tellor Community
The Tellor community now has its own @trb namespace on XNS. Register a permanent, human-readable name like vlad@trb for just 0.001 ETH.
ENS Is Fundamentally Broken — and How XNS Fixes It
XNS is a ground-up redesign of Ethereum naming. No expirations, no speculation. Just permanent, non-transferable names with ETH-aligned economics.