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Marakaki
@marakaki
🤔 What are your thoughts on ENS domains for new crypto users? Do you believe having an ENS domain is essential? Any concerns about ENS adoption for crypto newbies?
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kripcat.eth
@kripcat.eth
Not essential. At least not at first. Wouldn’t be the first step for a new user, if I were guiding them. But later if you’re collecting NFTs, particularly POAPs there’s less value in collecting what amounts to a verifiable online persona tied to a random string.
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Emmanuel🦉⌐◨-◨🎩🍥
@emmanuel
ENS has yet to relevantly penetrate the general consumer space. I’ve always thought, for many years, that someone would specifically pursue this over time hence why I personally haven’t bothered much to do so, but more and more I realise I’ll have to rally some folks and roll up our sleeves to get the job done.
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frdysk
@frdysk
It's like a department store paid membership card, nice to have, comes with perks, but not necessarily important, to me at least
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@boogers.eth
Yes, essential. ENS simplifies account ownership for sending tokens and currencies. and it gives you an onchain identity of your choosing.
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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
not essential, but useful. good setup: public wallet with ens for representing your “identity” + private wallets for transactions/investments
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AbuUsama
@abuusama
No! And i dont recommend them for new users. The way i explain ENS to friends and family is its like labelling all your past and future "Anonymous" transactions with your actual name. Its nice to have but only once you learn a bit of key management
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63rdfloor.eth
@63rdfloor
To participate in Crypto / Web3 you need a wallet ( ID ). Ens is king
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