Ethereum

Gm - hex contract addresses are only useful for scammers, not users. 

Name those contracts with #ENS names easily with Enscribe.  https://app.enscribe.xyz

We're making incremental gains every day to @enscribe. We want to make naming #smartcontracts with #ENS as simple as possible for our users.

This doesn't just encompass the process of naming contracts, but also surrounding details such as locating the various ENS names the owner already has in their possession and making it easy to choose from them.

With a lot of these features we're finding limitations with the existing infrastructure. Not because its bad, its just that no-one else is trying to surface this information int the way that we are.

Working on the frontier, and building is what I love most about being a technologist. At the end of last year Enscribe was just and idea, and now we're establishing a real product that solves a real problem for users of #Ethereum and #ENS.

ctd 👇

Fixing #Ethereum #UX one #smartcontract at a time. 🔨 Easily name your smart contracts with #ENS names at https://app.enscribe.xyz🌟

On a mission to fix #Ethereum #UX @enscribe ⛓️🔎 Founder @chainlens web3labs 📘 Author http://amzn.to/3DO4ZL5 & #Web3j ⛏

I'm doing this because I believe in what we're doing. Of course there are costs I need to cover, but the motivator here is doing my part to bring the ecosystem forward in whatever way I can.

As long as we can continue, we will. And we won't stop until developers start naming their smart contracts and we've got a decentralised service for increasing trust in smart contract based application on Ethereum.