webhash.eth retweeted
Today, most agents operate with raw private keys, no identity and no limits
@namera_ai unlocks the permission layer: smart accounts with strict policies to define what agents can spend, access and execute
Join the waitlist at namera.ai 🥷
webhash.eth retweeted
Onchain security is everyone’s problem and nobody’s job.
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webhash.eth retweeted
Issue #6 of The Reverse Record is out.
Governments are going onchain. ENS has a seat at the table in one of the internet's biggest naming discussions. And ENS names can do a lot more than most people realize.
@saniyamore breaks it all down ⤵️
webhash.eth retweeted
We’ve spent the last few years helping @ensdomains holders publish permanent websites, and now developers can deploy directly from GitHub with WebHash Pro.
Push your repo, deploy to @IPFS, and connect it to your ENS name.
The web should be verifiable, permanent, censorship resistant and owned by its users.
Vercel for the Permanent Web.
Push your GitHub repo to WebHash Pro and we build, deploy, and pin it to IPFS. Connect it to your @ensdomains, and your site is addressed by a verifiable content hash that anyone can independently verify.
Own your domain. Own your deployment.
webhash.eth retweeted
A major milestone for the decentralized web 🇹🇷
The Republic of Türkiye’s Directorate of Communications is now publishing official communications through @ensdomains + @IPFS using cbiletisim.eth.
This is exactly why we built @webhash_eth.
We believe important information should be verifiable, accessible, and not dependent on a single server or platform. Seeing public institutions adopt decentralized infrastructure is a strong signal that the future of publishing is open, transparent, and resilient.
A new step for verifiable public publishing
Official publications are now accessible through a decentralized and verifiable web architecture.
The Presidency’s Directorate of Communications has redefined the standards of digital sovereignty, transparency, and efficiency.
With cbiletisim.eth, our publications are published to IPFS and referenced by an ENS name, so anyone can verify and retrieve them directly onchain.
iletisim.gov.tr/english/duyu…
webhash.eth retweeted
Your @ensdomains name can now be a verifiable AI agent identity.
Using ERC-8004, ENSIP-25, and ENSIP-26, an ENS name can advertise metadata, MCP endpoints, and agent capabilities that AI applications can discover and consume.
We built a simple interface to make this easy 👇
webhash.eth retweeted
ENS Agents are here! A lot of hard work has gone into this, to create the production stack for ENS Agents, including ERC-8004, ERC-8217, ENSIP-25, and ENSIP-26.
I look forward to seeing how the community builds ENS Agents!
Your @ensdomains name can now be a verifiable AI agent identity.
Using ERC-8004, ENSIP-25, and ENSIP-26, an ENS name can advertise metadata, MCP endpoints, and agent capabilities that AI applications can discover and consume.
We built a simple interface to make this easy 👇
webhash.eth retweeted
What's the most you've ever spent on an .eth name?
Not what it's worth now. What you actually paid. The one you maybe don't tell people about đź’€
We'll start: Vision.eth was a gift from the @ensfairy - pure magic, zero gwei. But we've got others in the collection that absolutely tested the wallet. And the ones we let expire in 2022? We don't speak of those. đź’€
Your turn. Reply with the name and the damage 👇
🧡 ensvision.com
#ENS #ETH #ETH
webhash.eth retweeted
Huge thanks to everyone who supported @webhash_eth in the Ethereum Security QF round ❤️
111 people came together to support decentralized and verifiable frontend infrastructure for Ethereum.
Really grateful for every donation, repost, mention, and DM. Community support like this keeps open infrastructure alive 🙏
Thanks to everyone who supported us in the Ethereum Security QF Round at @Giveth by the @thedaofund ♥️
Together we reached:
• $1,981.62 raised
• 111 contributors
Every single contribution mattered. In quadratic funding, community support is everything.
webhash.eth retweeted
How to find ENS names with AI: a practical field guide
Worked examples and query patterns for the natural-language ENS search.
Describe what you want the index returns the closest matches across millions of names
ens.tools/blog/how-to-find-e…
webhash.eth retweeted
Run - don't walk.
It's the last day to donate in the Ethereum Security QF round!
540 ETH in matching
$268.8k donated so far
12,441 donations 🤯
17 hours left
ETHSecurity badge holders, use up all your $FINN!
It does nothing sitting in your wallet, but it's worth 0.001 ETH each when donated to projects in the round.
@thedaofund x @Giveth
webhash.eth retweeted
🚨 Final 13 Hours for Webhash in Ethereum Security QF
Huge thank you to everyone supporting Webhash ❤️
Current stats:
• $1,838.89 raised
• 105 contributors
The final hours matter the most in Quadratic Funding because the number of contributors has a huge impact on matching allocations from the 500 ETH matching pool.
If you haven’t donated yet:
• Even $1 helps
• Every unique wallet matters
• More supporters = more matching funding
Support Webhash here 👇
qf.giveth.io/project/webhash…
webhash.eth retweeted
ENS is no longer a niche tool for crypto power users.
Millions of names now exist across ecosystems, wallets, apps, and DNS integrations.
ENSv2 is designed to support that kind of scale without losing the openness that made ENS useful in the first place.
webhash.eth retweeted
gm frENS,
We need your support to get Webhash funded.
@webhash_eth has been selected for the Ethereum Security Quadratic Funding Round, where funding isn’t based on how much you donate, but how many people support the project.
That means even a $1 contribution can have massive impact.
Because of quadratic funding, small donations from many unique wallets unlock a much larger share of the matching pool from the Ethereum Foundation.
So this is not about big donations. It’s about many people showing up.
👉 If you believe in what we’re building with Webhash
👉 If you care about securing the decentralized web
👉Take 1 minute and contribute $1
The more unique wallets that participate, the more funding Webhash receives.
How to support Webhash 👇
1. Go to the Giveth link qf.giveth.io/project/webhash…
2. Connect your wallet
3. Make sure your Gitcoin Passport score is 15+ (this is required for your donation to count in matching)
4. Add Webhash to your cart
5. At checkout, donate at least $1
Optional and powerful:
Add 2–3 more projects from the round and donate to them as well. This strengthens the overall quadratic funding pool and increases matching impact for everyone.
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This round is not about how much you give. It’s about how many real people participate.
Even $1 matters.



























