Back in July 2021 during Ethcc, we formed ChillaxDAO , consisting of event organisers worldwide. We decided to hold “season zero” for three months where each member organises events using Kickback. Here is the quick number reflecting our last season. 1155 participants staked across 23 events 838 attendance (465 unique…

Since I last wrote “ How to Support ENS for Multi-Chain Dapps “, multiple apps integrated with ENS following our suggestion including defi giant like Aave. It’s great to see my primary ENS name regardless of which EVM compatible chain I connect to. …

Session 1: ENS as NFT v2 (aka Name Wrapper) ENS developer jefflau.eth talked about the upcoming NameWrapper library which wraps existing ENS names (.ETH names, subdomains, and DNS names imported into ENS), makes them all ERC-1155 NFTs in the same collection (currently only .ETH names follow a standard and its ERC-721), and gives better permissions over subdomains (including…

Since we had the last workshop back in April, ENS has experienced tremendous growth. Compared to this time last year, we now have 10x the number of daily .eth name registrations. ENS names are often one of the first NFTs people purchase when they begin interacting with the Ethereum blockchain…

In our previous post, we talked about “Token gated event page” that allows only certain token holders to RSVP. …

How it started: Don’t you just absolutely hate trying to get a firm headcount on an event? Venues have limited capacity, you need to figure out how much food/beverages to procure, and there’s always that person who says they’re coming, confirms, and ends up not showing up. Kickback was started to help solve…

I’m not an active LP (Liquidity Provider) but I’ve had ETH2-FLI (indexcoop’s ETH leveraged token) / ETH pair on Uniswap for quite some time. The reason I had that pair is that both leveraged token and eth token should move in the same direction so should be a less…

As an increasing number of dapps start to support multiple chains, you have started noticing that ENS names are usually shown when you’re connected to Ethereum mainnet, but not when connected to different chains. This is because the ENS registry contracts are only deployed to Ethereum mainnet and some testnets…

I have attended ETHcc every year since 2017 (when it was still called EDCON). I was so glad to be able to come back to it in-person this year! Here’s a recap of how ENS participated. ENS mentioned everywhere I have attended a couple of key notes and it was great that many…