How do ENS names work?

Every ENS name is registered as an NFT or nonfungible token. This means that every name must be completely unique, just like in the world of centralized domain names. If and when you’re able to find a unique name that’s available, it will be given a “.eth” suffix once it’s registered.

What can I do with my en name?

No more copying and pasting long addresses. Use your ENS name to store all of your addresses and receive any cryptocurrency, token, or NFT. Launch censorship-resistant decentralised websites with ENS. Upload your website to IPFS and access it with your ENS name.

What are the ENS categories?

The site contains super valuable ENS categories and highlights names that are available. It is divided into several categories; three digit numbers, female names, nouns, verbs, three letter names, male names and Spanish nouns. How does it help you find good domains?

What name suffix does en support?

The native name suffix for ENS is .ETH, which has the full security benefits of being blockchain-native. You can also use ENS with DNS names you already own. ENS supports most DNS names, including: