Ethereum Name Service
ATH / ATL
24h Price
24h summary
Over the last 24 hours, Ethereum Name Service moved from $4.53 to $4.33. The session high was $4.55, the low was $4.24, and the intraday range was $0.31 / 6.8%.
- 24h open
- $4.53
- 24h close
- $4.33
- 24h high
- $4.55
- 24h low
- $4.24
- Volatility / range
- $0.31 / 6.8%
- Updated
Monthly Returns heatmap
Heatmap summary
Ethereum Name Service posted 24 positive months out of 57. The longest positive streak lasted 5 months, while the longest negative streak lasted 8 months.
- Strongest month
- Nov 2024 +139.4%
- Weakest month
- Jan 2022 -48.2%
- Longest positive streak
- 5 Nov 2023 — Mar 2024
- Longest negative streak
- 8 Aug 2025 — Mar 2026
- Luckiest calendar month
- Nov • avg 33.7% • 5 mo.
- Unluckiest calendar month
- Aug • avg -19.3% • 4 mo.
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About the coin
Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a distributed, open, and extensible naming system based on the Ethereum blockchain. Its primary function is to map human-readable names, such as 'yourname.eth', to machine-readable identifiers like Ethereum addresses, content hashes, and metadata.
The ENS protocol aims to simplify the way users interact with decentralized applications and blockchain technology. Instead of managing complex alphanumeric strings for wallet addresses or decentralized website URLs, users can associate them with memorable names.
The ENS system operates as a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. It consists of two main components: the ENS Registry and Name Registrars.
The ENS Registry is a single smart contract that keeps track of all registered domains and the resolver responsible for each domain. It also stores the owner and TTL (Time To Live) for each domain.
Name Registrars are smart contracts responsible for controlling the process of acquiring names. For example, the '.eth' registrar is responsible for the popular '.eth' top-level domain.
Resolvers are responsible for translating names into addresses. A resolver can be configured to return different types of data, allowing ENS names to resolve to more than just Ethereum addresses.
The native token of the Ethereum Name Service is ENS. It is an ERC-20 token operating on the Ethereum blockchain. The ENS token plays a crucial role in the governance of the ENS DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization).
ENS token holders can participate in the governance process by proposing and voting on changes to the protocol. This includes decisions related to the treasury, protocol upgrades, and other important aspects of the ENS ecosystem.
The ENS token distribution included an airdrop to early users of the ENS protocol, rewarding those who had registered and used ENS names prior to a specific snapshot date.
ENS names are structured hierarchically, similar to the Domain Name System (DNS) on the internet. The top-level domains (TLDs) are managed by the ENS DAO, and users can register subdomains under these TLDs.
The ENS protocol is designed to be decentralized and censorship-resistant. By utilizing the Ethereum blockchain, it aims to provide a naming system that is not controlled by any single entity.
The integration of ENS names into various decentralized applications and wallets is ongoing, further enhancing the usability and adoption of the protocol.
ENS names can also be used to represent decentralized websites hosted on systems like IPFS (InterPlanetary File System), making it easier to access and navigate the decentralized web.
The ENS token is primarily used for governance, allowing the community to shape the future development of the Ethereum Name Service.
The ENS token has a defined total supply, and its utility is intrinsically linked to the growth and adoption of the ENS protocol itself.
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Data source: Price and volume snapshots are sourced from Binance using the ENSUSDT market feed.
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