Scott Nover published an article at QZ.com on the continuing gold rush around .eth domain names. The article did mention a few sites I had not been on and they provide interesting data for those new to .eth. Blockchair will bring up a user’s assets and transactions, including non-fungible tokens, or NFTs. I did not know that. So that was cool for learn.
From the article:
In July, the ENS reported record numbers: 378,804 .eth domain names were registered, 25,000 names were renewed, and it made about $3.9 million in net income.
In the last 30 days, ENS was the ninth most popular Ethereum-based NFT collection on OpenSea, the largest peer-to-peer NFT marketplace, having processed about $9.5 million in trading volume during that time. ENS sells individual domains and, as all NFTs creators, receives a cut of secondary sales on platforms like OpenSea.
If you are interested in learning more about .eth names it’s worth a read.
“Crypto is falling, but crypto domain name sales are spiking”
BS