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	Saved 2026-07-06 20:45 19d ago Published 2026-07-06 15:27 19d ago	ENS navrhuje delegovat 5 milionů tokenů pro správu Spoluzakladatel ENS Alex Van de Sande navrhl delegovat 5 milionů ENS z nečinné komunitní pokladny jednotlivým účastníkům, aby omezil závislost DAO na jednom delegátovi. Návrh má reformovat správu ENS. ENS Ethereum Name Service	CoinGecko News	86
Original source text Alex Van de Sande, a co-founder of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), proposed Monday that the ENS DAO delegate 5 million ENS tokens from its dormant community treasury to individual participants. Alex Van de Sande, a co-founder of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), proposed Monday that the ENS DAO delegate 5 million ENS tokens from its dormant community treasury to individual participants, a step he said would end the DAO's reliance on what he called “just a 1-of-1 multisig.” “Currently, one delegate has enough quorum to not only execute any proposal, but also to outvote the next 50 other delegates,” Van de Sande said in the proposal, in an apparent reference to ENS co-founder Nick Johnson. Van de Sande filed the idea as a formal draft, "Reform DAO governance by delegating 5M ENS tokens," in the Meta-Governance section of the ENS DAO's discourse forum. In a post on X, he said participants would not own or be able to sell the delegated tokens, which belong to the DAO, and floated adding another 5 million tokens next year, an undelegation trigger after six months of inactivity, and a full sunset of the arrangement after two years. Van de Sande said the proposal draws on unclaimed supply from ENS's original airdrop five years ago, which set aside half its tokens as a "community treasury" to be distributed over five years. That window has now lapsed with little of the allocation distributed, he said. Part of a Wider FightThe proposal follows weeks of conflict over control of ENS DAO's treasury and governance. On June 19, ENS Labs COO Katherine Wu published a temp-check proposal to shift the DAO's operational wallet, ENS holdings and Karpatkey-managed Endowment to a five-seat ENS Foundation board, as The Defiant reported. Three days later, Johnson said he would self-delegate his ENS to back the measure, a move delegates said gave him effective control of the outcome. Rotki founder Lefteris Karapetsas wrote on the forum that Johnson had "delegated ~50% of the voting supply to himself, essentially becoming the DAO," and Security Council member Brantly Millegan called the proposal "the equivalent of treasury capture by ENS Labs," The Defiant reported. The dispute widened in late June when Johnson, using that same delegated voting power, blocked an onchain vote to renew the DAO's Security Council, a multisig empowered to cancel malicious proposals already in the timelock queue. Johnson controls an estimated 3.26 million ENS tokens, roughly half of all ENS currently delegated to any address. Christoph Jentzsch, who wrote code for the original 2016 "The DAO," responded by proposing on X that ENS DAO dissolve itself outright, calling the DAO "broken," The Defiant reported. Both the Foundation temp check and the Security Council renewal remain unresolved. Van de Sande's plan would not change that dispute directly — it draws on a separate, dormant pool of DAO-held tokens — but it lands amid an active debate over whether ENS's governance concentrates too much power in one delegate.
	Saved 2026-06-25 02:51 1mo ago Published 2025-11-19 07:24 8mo ago	Filecoin spustil svůj decentralizovaný cloud s ověřitelným úložištěm Filecoin spustil Filecoin Onchain Cloud, decentralizovanou cloudovou platformu s ověřitelným úložištěm, rychlým načítáním dat a plně on-chain platbami. Na hlavní síť má dorazit v lednu 2026. ENS Ethereum Name Service FIL Filecoin	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text [PRESS RELEASE – Buenos Aires, Argentina, November 18th, 2025] Today, the Filecoin ecosystem launched Filecoin Onchain Cloud, a decentralized cloud platform offering verifiable storage, fast retrieval, and fully on-chain programmable payments. Early integrations are from the ERC-8004 community, Ethereum Name Service (ENS), KYVE, Monad, Safe, Akave, Storacha, Geo Podcasts, and more. The launch was announced at DePIN Day Buenos Aires, hosted by Fluence. Centralized Outages Expose Crypto’s Dependence Recent outages at major cloud providers have taken Web3 offline, underscoring its reliance on centralized infrastructure. Filecoin Onchain Cloud offers a verifiable alternative for builders seeking open, resilient systems. New pressures are also straining centralized stacks. AI systems produce data at a massive scale, governments dictate where it can reside, and on-chain AI agents now need different infrastructure. A Foundation for Verifiable Infrastructure Filecoin Onchain Cloud meets that demand by expanding the Filecoin network into a programmable layer for verifiable cloud services, enabling developers to compose storage, retrieval, and payment logic on-chain. “Filecoin Onchain Cloud brings onchain guarantees like verifiability, programmability, and openness to cloud-scale infra services,” says Molly Mackinlay, CEO, FilOz. “With storage, retrieval, and payments that are all fully composable and auditable onchain, all Web3 dApps, agents, and infra networks can be truly unstoppable. Filecoin Onchain Cloud provides the building blocks applications need for a Cambrian explosion of onchain services powered by the global network of Filecoin service providers. Builders deserve a cloud built on proofs, not promises!” Filecoin Onchain Cloud emerges from years of collaboration across the Filecoin ecosystem, uniting hot storage proofs, composable smart contracts, and on-chain payments. Filecoin Pin, its first developer toolkit, persists IPFS content on Filecoin through simple, accessible tools. At launch, Filecoin Onchain Cloud introduces core services that form the base of a decentralized cloud, accessible through the Synapse SDK. Warm Storage keeps data online with on-chain proofs, Filecoin Pay automates usage-based payments, and Filecoin Beam supports measured, incentivized retrievals. Together, they let developers compose, monitor, and monetize data services. Early Integrations Developers and teams are already experimenting with early integrations: ERC-8004 / Agent0 ERC-8004 builders use Filecoin Pin to store agent identities and metadata verifiably on-chain. Agent0 extends this by pinning all agent data to Filecoin, enabling tamper-proof discovery without centralized catalogs. “Agent ecosystems depend on verifiable metadata,” said Marc De Rossi, author of ERC-8004 and creator of Agent0. “By pinning agent identity and reputation data on Filecoin Onchain Cloud, we can ensure that discovery and interaction between agents happens on tamper-proof infrastructure. It’s a huge step toward an open standard for verifiable AI.” Ethereum Name Service (ENS) and Safe ENS, Safe, and Filecoin Onchain Cloud form an on-chain stack for deploying and governing trustless frontends, with ENS for naming, Safe for multi-sig control, and Filecoin Onchain Cloud for persistent, verifiable storage. “Using ENS to give names for content and apps on the decentralized web has been possible since 2018,” said Simon Schmid, Developer Relations Lead, ENS Labs. “With Filecoin Onchain Cloud it is now possible to properly incentivize storage and availability at scale in a decentralized way. Super excited to see all the pieces coming together with Safe leading as an example of how it’s done,” Monad Through the Monad AI Blueprint program, developers can seamlessly deploy Filecoin Onchain Cloud storage endpoints and build AI systems that are fast, self-verifying, and wallet-controlled. KYVE KYVE uses Filecoin Onchain Cloud to durably store Celestia and Story Protocol chain data across decentralized providers. After starting in the Arweave ecosystem, they’re expanding to Filecoin for greater scale and faster validator syncing. “At KYVE, our mission has always been to make blockchain data permanent, verified, and accessible to everyone,” said Fabian Riewe, Founder, KYVE. “By leveraging Filecoin’s Onchain Cloud, we’re taking the next step, scaling from terabytes to petabytes of decentralized storage. This collaboration brings us closer to a truly universal data infrastructure for Web3.” Akave Cloud Akave Cloud is using Filecoin Onchain Cloud to extend verifiable storage from hot workloads into a decentralized backup and archiving tier built for AI, IoT, ML, and compliance data that demands durable, auditable, affordable storage. “By uniting Akave Cloud’s high-performance, verifiable S3-compatible infrastructure with Filecoin Onchain Cloud’s global decentralized storage network and services, users will gain more flexibility and have the ability to optimize for cost, speed, and durability within a seamless, unified system,” said Stefaan Vervaet, CEO, Akave. Storacha Storacha’s Forge offers IPFS-compatible warm storage with on-chain proofs of data possession. It provides high-throughput, auditable storage secured by Filecoin Onchain Cloud’s verification and payment rails. “Storacha Forge is a new Filecoin Onchain Cloud service making verifiable warm storage radically affordable,” said Alexander Kinstler, CEO of Storacha. “At $5.99 per terabyte, Storacha Forge is built for the petabyte-scale data behind AI and DePIN. By building on the Filecoin Onchain Cloud, we combine cryptographic integrity with unmatched economics.” Geo Podcasts Geo Podcasts is built on the Geo knowledge-graph protocol and helps users discover top podcasts. By storing its podcast data, images, and knowledge-graph records on Filecoin Onchain Cloud, Geo Podcasts ensures all information is verifiable across applications. “We want to make sure that all of Geo’s knowledge graph data is open and available to all,” said Yaniv Tal, Founder, Geo. “Filecoin Onchain Cloud gives users guarantees that their knowledge data will stay around, giving them even more confidence to contribute to the Geo knowledge commons.” An Open Foundation Filecoin Onchain Cloud lays the groundwork for a verifiable cloud ecosystem, and ongoing collaboration with the developer community will continue to grow the stack. “Launching Filecoin Onchain Cloud is a huge milestone for the Filecoin network,” said Marta Belcher, President and Chair of the Filecoin Foundation. “FOC unlocks critical capabilities that will accelerate the Filecoin network’s mission to build a more open, resilient, and verifiable internet.” Filecoin Onchain Cloud is live on Filecoin testnet today, with mainnet launch planned for January 2026. Visit filecoin.cloud. About Filecoin Foundation Filecoin Foundation’s mission is to preserve humanity’s most important information, facilitate open-source governance of the Filecoin network, fund research and development for decentralized technologies, and support the growth of the Filecoin ecosystem and community. About FilOz FilOz is a research and development team advancing the Filecoin network through protocol engineering, research, and network upgrades.
	Saved 2026-06-25 02:51 1mo ago Published 2026-02-07 07:34 5mo ago	ENSv2 zůstane na Ethereum L1, Namechain končí ENS zrušil plán na vlastní Layer-2 síť Namechain a ENSv2 zůstane na Ethereum L1. Upgrade má být dál plně kompatibilní s Layer-2 sítěmi. ENS Ethereum Name Service ETH Ethereum	CoinGecko News	78
Original source text ENS dropped plans for Namechain, its own Layer-2 network, as the ENSv2 upgrade stays on Ethereum L1. The ENSv2 will remain fully compatible with Layer-2 networks. In a significant strategic shift, the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) has announced that its next-generation protocol, ENSv2, will stayon Ethereum’s Layer-1 mainchain, dropping previous plans of building its own Layer-2 network, Namechain, according to a blog post by ENS co-founder Nick Johnson on February 6. ENSv2 is the Ethereum Name Service’s upcoming major upgrade, intended to expand ENS capabilities to a Layer-2 network, providing users with lower fees and faster transactions than the Ethereum mainnet, as well as to provide structural modifications such as hierarchical registries, which give name owners more power and support for numerous chains. Why ENS Dropped Its Layer-2 Plans Johnson wrote, “ Ethereum is scaling faster than almost anyone predicted two years ago; we’ve seen a 99% reduction in ENS registration gas costs over the past year, coinciding with Ethereum’s gas limit increases from 30M to 60M in 2025. By staying on L1, we’re aligning ENS with the strongest possible infrastructure guarantees, Ethereum itself.” As Johnson mentioned, ENSv2 will still be released as planned, and halting work on Namechain will not affect the company’s broader roadmap. By having everything on one blockchain rather than two, he expects names to load faster and run more smoothly for users. Also, Johnson noted that the majority of the improvements made to make ENS easier to use over the last two years will stay in place. Further, ENS Labs COO Katherine Wu shared a post via her X handle, “It is important to note that ENSv2 is ultimately an upgrade to ENS as it exists today — it’s still ENS! Regardless of where it ultimately gets deployed,” and highlighted new features such as individual registries for each ENS name and new apps currently in testing. Vitalik Backs ENSv2’s Ethereum L1 Move Vitalik Buterin supported the ENS labs decision by saying, “It’s a good decision!” As he noted that ENS names and records represent a critical on-chain state for the Ethereum ecosystem, should remain easily accessible from anywhere. Further, he added, “It’s also a semi-financial application, in the sense that buying and holding ENS names has a cost, and ENS names can become very valuable objects. With the expanded scaling roadmap, Ethereum L1 is the ideal place for these applications.” Highlighted Crypto News: Shiba Inu Eyes Recovery as Bitcoin Rebounds Above $60K Writer with roots in journalism and international relations, actively exploring blockchain and crypto, with curiosity for the field and a passion for simplifying complex ideas.