I used to get an ENS name for every new (main) wallet I create. I don't bother about it anymore. Somehow.
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I used to get an ENS name for every new (main) wallet I create. I don't bother about it anymore. Somehow.
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@DefiIgnas Giờ tạo ví mới xong thấy ENS cũng không còn quan trọng lắm, toàn dùng tạm địa chỉ rồi gửi qua lại thôi 😅
@DefiIgnas you've got enough wallets now that naming them feels like admin work not every address needs a personality
@DefiIgnas Funny how the little flexes fade once the wallet count hits double digits
@DefiIgnas Too expensive, really useless. ENS was about the tech flex. Nothing more.
@DefiIgnas did the gas fees finally break you? or just stopped caring about looking legit
I agree. Setting up a new wallet already involves enough steps—choosing a blockchain, stocking up on several different gas tokens, and transferring assets across chains—so extras like ENS are naturally the first things to get cut. These days, people care more about “whether they can successfully transfer their money” than about “how it looks.”
@DefiIgnas ens was identity cosplay for a while. once you have six wallets, the label tax stops being worth the bit.
@DefiIgnas Funny how some habits change over time. Wallet simplicity becomes the priority.
@DefiIgnas ens now follows the public facing settlement wallet the rest are operational plumbing
@DefiIgnas Renewals suck. Get a permanent XNS name for 0.001 ETH and be happy. 🤝 xns.name
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@0xSprite_ @DefiIgnas You can register a soulbound human-readable name for your address for as little as 0.001 ETH (<$2). No expirations. No renewals. x2xpay.me/?tab=register
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