/biz/ - Business & Finance

I sold my airdrop and fucked off.

https://www.ens.vision/categories/10k-club?page=0
Thinking about to buy some 10k names, thoughts?

>>50675032
10k is pretty solid exposure to ENS. Good liquidity too.

>>50674786
Was going to buy niggerfaggot.eth but some soiboi took it for a premium

>>50675042
How likely this will become the next bayc? It certainly feels like it

>>50675080
Don't know it's too diluted by all the other clubs to say if it can be that valuable, I don't think so but it can certainly go 10-25x as long as ENS grows. 3 Digits could easily flip BAYC though.

>>50675080
Way more useful than an ape picture. Imagine in 10 years when most of the world is using Web3, how much of a flex it will be to say “send it to 7721.ETH”.
Numbers are by far the most international and practical flex.

>>50675111
i'm really unhappy that i enjoy that meme as much as i do. fucking lol

>>50674786
A lot of generic ens domains are being accumulated by plebbit holders. Plebbit as in the reddit clone. If you want to name your subplebbit something other than a random string you need to hold the ens domain

>>50674786
since ETH is transitioning to a PoS, i like the idea, just don't trust the retards running it

Alright who here has the rarest ethmoji pureblood

>>50676057
I remember emojis being shilled here a lot end of last year, I think a lot of anons might've sold them for cheap or let them expire. They're taking off now though.

>>50675112
A simple noun would be easier and cheaper in that situation

>>50674786
Nah, im balls deep in your mother

>>50674786
yeah I'm finding tons of deals out there
it's a fucking gold mine lmao, you'd have to be retarded to not have at least a few ENS names

>>50676204
Yup now is still a good time to get into it. 3 years ago was too early imo, around 9 months ago was almost perfect, right now is still good. It's really starting to pick up and soon 1-3 ETH offers for solid names won't fly anymore.

>>50676293
I vividly remember scott.eth selling for 5 ETH last November
that shit would go for at least 50 in the current market, fucking martin.eth sold for 30 just the other day
luckily I secured a first name for .1 on a cheeky bid. It's a nigger name but it should still be worth at least 60% of a white name.

>>50675112
>send it to wizard emoji . eth
>no, the white one
>no, the specifically male one

>>50676349
>scott.eth
>that shit would go for at least 50 in the current market
Agreed

Fun thing about first names is that even the unpopular ones could sell high as long as the right person wants it. Still an asymmetric bet just running through first name lists even if they have only ~50k people named after them. Surnames are also nice because you can just subdomain your whole family. I think the only reason we see sales at these prices is because the world looks like it's going to shit, crypto dropped a ton, and most ENS are pretty illiquid right now so most sellers won't turn down an ok offer.

>>50676384
>he talks about crypto in person
>>50676410
>the world looks like it's going to shit, crypto dropped a ton, and most ENS are pretty illiquid right now so most sellers won't turn down an ok offer.
can relate
that's why I like 10kclub and emojis and shit, basically any of the top ensvision categories. Specific words are impossible to find demand for because they're so subjective. Currently going for a 2nd 4 digit so I can flip one when they pump again and still keep my forever digits.

>>50676384
I'm not a fan of emojis either, I can see some flex value for the pure ones so they will always sell for decent prices but all these weird derivatives like 4 Digit Emoji Numbers or IDemojinumbers are pretty dumb and mostly hype.

>>50674786
I went a little bit crazy on this lately

I got
7, 4 digits
3 single yellow emojis
A bunch of first names like viola

Should I buy a 3 digit aswell?
Its 700$ to renew...

Am i gmi?

>>50675179
this anon knows.
imagine being able to freely monetize non-fungible and tokenized subreddit clones. this is literally the next big thing in crypto and it's going to obliterate reddit once and for all.
the next github release will introduce subs, it's imminent. my wallet is ready.
>https://github.com/plebbit/whitepaper

>>50674786
Bought one that I thought I could make a profit on, kinda cool domain, turns out I can't even get rid of it for 0.09 ETH.

Feelsbadman.

>>50676483
Reddit is successful because of it's accounts disposability, the sites ease of access and its disconnection from traditional style phpBB forums. Web3, NFTs and slow blockchain tech are the antithesis of why normies like reddit.

>>50676472
>Am i gmi?
ygmi fren, with 3 yellow singles you're guaranteed a seat in the Citadel.
>Should I buy a 3 digit aswell?
If it's within your budget, absolutely. Pretty ballsy to have so much emoji exposure when you can just have a 3 digit which is all but guaranteed to appreciate in value.

>>50675032
>>50674786
imagine thinking corporations will beg you to sell them the name for top $. topkek. they will simply finance an ens competitor so they can have their own name

>>50676472
I saw the viola one being registered for a premium. Looked at your collection, if you can afford a 3 digit it sure is nice but I would diversify a bit into clean words, maybe some desirable 2 word combination or popular gamertags that are usually taken in games. Digits are still the easiest brain-off exposure to ENS though so it also depends on how active you actually want to be in the space, with digits you can just check the general floor price but with most other things you have to actively know what's selling to compare it.
>Am i gmi?
Yes

>>50676543
imagine writing this and not realizing you're mentally challenged

>>50676554
nice argument you have there retard

>>50676562
Thanks, keep being mentally challenged son.

>>50676562
oh my sweet summer child

during the dot com bubble people thought owning pets.com would be critical to sell pet products when didnt really understand internet

>>50676504
this plebbit project is perfectly normie-friendly, in fact, it's even more normie-firendly than reddit itself because it does not require a sign-up, nor anything related to crypto. it's not a crypto project, it's pure p2p tech just like torrents. you can already try a demo even though the temporary server seeding it is down at the moment (means you can't post or comment): https://demo.plebbit.eth.limo

first devs, then a DAO is going to moderate p/all to make sure only SFW subs are visible.

clearly, at first this project is going to be adopted by censored communities such as alt-right figures and renegades from imageboards; the existing demand that Voat had, for example. Such an adoption would mean insane exponential growth, in which normies would represent its last phase (billions of $ of mcap).

>>50676483
Plebbit has such an unlikeable name that it will never ever take off. Never.

>>50676577
checked

>>50676464
I am a fan actually, I was just joking
black elf single emoji recently sold for 3.4 Eth

>>50676543
imagine thinking ENS is primarily used for corporate branding and not for people's web3 identity
absolutely ngmi

>>50676604
i'm talking about those who buy brand names and hope to flip them for a lot of money

>>50676587
midwit argument. this project is revolutionary in its utility because there is nothing like it, it's pure innovation: nobody ever managed to make social networking entirely peer-to-peer. this design works right now, it's on github, you can test it. so marketing is virtually irrelevant.

>>50676608
>still being confidentially wrong
> still hasn't acknlowdged his mental retardation
kekd

is it worth registering first + last names? people too paranoid now but in 5 years + privacy preserving stuff?

>>50676615
says the guy who "Bought one that I thought I could make a profit on". ok son

>>50676628
Ya? Beats being mentally challenged.

Picrel, it's me laughing at you.

>>50676611
No, it's literally so bad branding that everyone will avoid it like the plague. You calling me a midwit for pointing out the obvious that you're too blind to see is pure projection. No redditors or twitter normals will EVER adopt a project named by 4channers to make fun of reddit and associating themselves with NPC meme. They're all going to assume the site is filled with people they hate and never use it, and people who do like 4chan and can ignore the shitty name and the shitty npc branding will never use it because they fucking hate reddit.
You are appealing to nobody. You will never take off. Your bags will dump to zero. It's trash. GARBAGE. UTTER SHIT.

You're welcome, now stop marrying your scam bags and move the fuck on, unless you're the dev trying to shill to retards on 4chan in which case you're the bigger retard and go kill yourself.

>>50675179
but would you buy funny.eth or p/funny.eth, for example?

>>50676543
I don't think they give a fuck about sending $50k to some schizo when it opens up a customer base that will bring them at least four times that. Budweiser casually dropped $100k just to buy beer.eth and ENS wasn't even that well known at that time (still isn't). LVMH registered/bought a whole collection of domains for their subsidiaries like hublot.eth. Nike/Adidas/Puma all bought their .eth, you think they're gonna put all their effort into pumping up a competitor when ENS has already won? Have yet to see any action for the competition even though they reserved the names for big companies, nobody uses them because if they want centralized domains they can just stick with the classics.

>>50676611
>nobody ever managed to make social networking entirely peer-to-peer
Completely false statement by the way, shows how little research you do.

>>50676644
yes, same thing happened during the dot com bubble. as if owning pets.com was absolutely critical to sell pet products when people didnt really understand internet and its possibilities. having a public address that everyone can track may not be a good idea.

>>50676578
The domain is still worth ~100k though?
>>50676624
I'm not too sure about combining them desu unless you're targeting a specific person but we've seen ways that they can just circumvent your squatting anyway. For example using the first letter of their first name in combination with their last name or whatever else, then you're stuck holding the bag and they don't have to pay for their expansive FN/LN/FNLN. But if you meant first names and last names separately then yea it's still a good bet.

>>50676704
>having a public address that everyone can track may not be a good idea.

>>50676704
Legitimately a big risk though. Imagine you're nike and you go into Web3 without owning nike.eth, some scammer will just use it to milk your customers out of their money, link it to a malicious site etc. I'm sure we will see a bubble at some point anyway just because it's crypto-related but I find the case for ENS is different if you look at the details instead of comparing it to the dotcom bubble on a surface level. Also my point still stands that domains like pets.com even as the .com market bottomed out was still easily up 1000x+ in value for early buyers of such domains. I really don't give a fuck as long as I can make money.
>public address
They obviously won't run any business transactions through their public address lol

>>50676815
Adding to what I said in that post. If the scammer knows what he's doing he can just host his own site on top of it and because it's all decentralised there's nothing they can do about it other than warn their customers. There's nothing for law enforcement to do if the owner hides himself properly, the domain can't be disturbed in any way, the site is hosted on a gorillion servers spread across the globe. So what's it gonna be a bit of pocket money for the domain or getting fucked and having your gateway to web3 obstructed? You could run such profitable scams off of that that if the company doesn't want to pay a good price for their domain, a scammer might.

>>50675032
10k club is a meme. Just buy some actual quality domains second hand while you can still get some for cheap.

>>50676600

>>50676815
.io has become a good and credible alternative to .com now, especially in tech. what do you do if you're a small business and all the .eth related to your name are taken? well you'll have tons of other domain extensions. i can't see people entering a perpetual bid war over this kind of bs.

Pay attention to the emojis, get some good ones right now. There are some big players accumulating. Good single emojis will probably do a 100x, there are only like 200 good single character domains out of 1300 in existence.

>>50676955
it doesnt really make sense. way more likely that more extensions will be added instead of a bid war over bs names

>>50676523
thanks..
well the 3 emojis didn't cost me much only like 4 eth in total. Don't like the renew tho.

>>50676553
Thanks, yeah viola for like 1 eth I thought was nice. yes I can afford 3 digit no problem. Just wondering if I can get it cheaper, got burnt on a few things when I went crazy, made a few impulsive buys..
Thanks I'll look into some clean words, got a few very clean one in my native tounge on another wallet.

Gamer tags I got no idea what that would be lol.
currently degening some n_n via the contract haha. fun times.

wagmi

>>50676634
I'm calling you an utter retard who is going to rope after this will moon. Remember, 300k mcap. It's going to tens of millions very soon, then a billion in a few years. Screencap.
>>50676651
that was poorly worded but I meant to say that it's the first *protocol* capable of creating any type of community-based social media using an entirely p2p backend. So yes, there are such sites, but this is the first known design capable of replicating to any sort of front-end using the same underlying protocol. The implications of this are huge but you and apparently anyone else ITT don't have the brains to get it.
whitepaper: https://github.com/plebbit/whitepaper/discussions/2

>>50676815
does eth grow? or is it mostly used by early adopters? because I doubt these international conglomerates will get into the traffic-jam fee-chain that is 'eth'. Thinking they will is delusional.

>>50677007
L2 scaling. Arbitrum Nitro and Optimism. ZkRollups through Polygon possibly. All works like a charm.

And the best part is that the L2s can be synced to share state with the existing stuff on L1.
This is exactly what Synthetix is doing, they are in synced state with L1 on Optimism so you have the full liquidity (they use Chainlink to do this)

>>50677006
>n-no actually i meant
You lost this one.

>>50677006
>So yes, there are such sites, but this is the first known design capable of replicating to any sort of front-end using the same underlying protocol
This means fucking nothing by the way, and isn't true either. Conartist or retard, not sure which.

>>50677083
just because he was wrong in one argument doesn't mean the premise he's defending is wrong

>>50677091
His only argument is "screencap this".
Plebbit is not unique at all, and the branding killed it before it even launched.

>>50676925
>.io has become a good and credible alternative to .com now, especially in tech.
Yes
>what do you do if you're a small business
It's not important for small businesses right now. If someone squats on their name they can just walk away and let him hold the name until he either drops the price or lets it expire. Your local shop most likely isn't planning to get into the metaverse or Web3, isn't worth scamming with their .eth, might not even care at all and even if they do they can just buy a derivative of their name. Overall pricing will be forced to stay competetive because of different incentives (scam risk, upkeep cost, missing out on web3, potential error on the squatters site leads to him becoming doxed and sued, etc) coming together but still good enough for early buyers to get a profit. Naturally some competitors will take up a part of the marketshare but .eth is the .com of web3 and it's really just that for the average squatter $50k is a lot but for big brands it's toilet-paper money. Rules are different depending on the size of the brand, there are billion $ companies out there that don't care about branding at all so there's little leverage for a squatter, something like Nike/Hublot/Tiffany is an entirely different thing and their customer group is different too. A multi billion $ steel beam producer doesn't have to care about it the way a fashion/luxury brand has to, even if their revenue is the same. The squatters leverage still is larger than in web2 but not overpowering.

I live in a balkan shithole, but I'm trying to register as much regional tech company names as possible, a lot of them are already taken but I've gotten a decent amount registered

balkan tech companies are always the last ones on any trend so I might have to wait a lot, but they will inevitably buy my bags

I was told by an attractive Mexican man to shill a dumb coin called plebbit

Bought some .eth domains and I bought some real spicy .matic domains that I think are going to be a game changer in the future.

>>50676587
Yeah I agree with this guy. Sorry Esteban

>>50677007
>I doubt these international conglomerates will get into the traffic-jam fee-chain that is 'eth'.
Literally what are you talking about? LVMH is an international luxury brand conglomerate and they're already into it, their subsidiaries are already into NFTs on Ethereum, they own a collection of .eth related to their subsidiaries. Nike already has NFTs and a few .eth. ENS has seen an explosive amount of new users in the last few months, just look up some statistics. Rollups, scaling solutions, are already here. The merge is coming. Wake up anon, do you live under a rock?

>>50677162
I think there is a lot of expectations, ill say that much

>>50677162
>it's a new paradigm!

>>50677090
>means fucking nothing
lol let me spoonfeed you
it means that anyone can fork the project from github and make a p2p social media site from scratch, on IPFS, using ENS. this design works for any community-based social site, like reddit or 4chan. A community can be a subreddit, or a board, or a facebook group. All of that is community-based social media, and plebbit is the first known protocol able to completely decentralize it over and over again, with different interfaces. The first one is going to be "plebbit.eth", which is reddit clone. After it, its devs will make a 4chan clone too.
Any other dev is free to make their own UX.

This is why your "plebbit name" argument is retarded. It doesn't matter, anyone can fork the project and change the name, the protocol is revolutionary either way.

The token will be used optionally for governance and tipping, but you should go slow with these topics, it's way too much for a retard like you.

Now go pump my bags, I'll get filthy rich from this

Here are some of my trips - pretty aesthetic, don't you think?

>>50677232
Delusional baggie then.

>>50677288
not an argument, try again midwit

>>50677176
Maybe. ENS will ultimately only succeed if the underlying ethereum chain sees success, and yes there are a lot of expectations around that but a naming system for crypto makes perfect sense, unless crypto fails it will definitely see adoption. In the end there's no such thing as a decentralised internet for mass consumers without decentralised domains and vice versa.

>>50676634
Deluded biztard detected.
I'd expect nothing less kek.
Brand naming doesn't matter at all.
What matters is utility functionality logo and hype.

>>50674786
Nobody is buying them people just buy numbers. Nobody wants a fucking .eth website

>>50677901
It has none of those.

>>50675112
>Imagine in 10 years when most of the world is using Web3,

>>50677957
>It has none of those.
prove it, midwit. try to make a compelling argument (you can't)
>you want to make money with your subreddit? switch to a subplebbit, you have full ownership of it via ENS and you can monetize it and moderate it however you want. no global admins nor global rules.
this is utility, midwit. and just like torrents, it's infinitely scalable, using incredibly low power and ram because it's just seeding text, media is embedded in links. So any low end PC can manage subplebbits with tons of subscribers.
>you want to surf a reddit clone with no sign up required, no censorship via global rules, no banning of subs, no data collection, just a pure p2p experience? go to plebbit.eth and find free communities to talk about anything, or make your own.
Utility.
It's almost time by the way, custom subs are about to get introduced in the next release.
>https://demo.plebbit.eth.limo

this kinda proves it's fake though

https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1526512996587028486

>>50676582
>>50676504
https://dscvr.one

I got 666.eth if you cheeky bastards are interested.

>>50678290
FUCK wrong thread kek

>>50677261
bro are you saying you're the whale that bought that $$$ for 15 ETH?

>>50678292
dscvr isn't decentralized, they have a page of rules on their website, they use a .one domain, and they have no whitepaper. it's just a regular centralized website. their website is also making calls to `GET
https://enrich.dscvr.one/process?url=https://imgur.com/2uSCaqL&lang=en-US&host=h5aet-waaaa-aaaab-qaamq-cai.raw.ic0.app` in the background, which seems to be just their centralized backend.

dscvr is definitely not a competitor to plebbit or a "decentralized" reddit, they have admins removing comments, whereas plebbit lets each sub owner moderate with their own rules without enforcing any global rule, because there can’t be global moderation except for client-centered filtering (UI-level, forkable on github)

>>50677052
mass adoption implies simplicity, all these hoops are the opposite of simple and just confuse people who have life to live and isn't a autismo computer savant who spends an unhealthy amount of time reading internet words on the screen, im not saying it's very complicated, im saying its too complicated for wider adoption, the biggest conglomerates will jump into blockchain when the banking powers unveil their own, or something they themselves control.
Dot L0 is the way.

>>50678465
as I said, with Chainlink the state of L1 is maintained, SNX is already doing this and moving between optimism or L1 on SNX is easy as fuck

but then I do admit that Chainlink is a sort of L0 to enable this

>>50676072
The great renewal will hit in Nov, recently a whale let some expire and it triggered a mini-run, so Nov will be interesting
>>50677261
Mushrooms, dollar signs, sharks best out of that imo, nice stack

>>50678324
>whale
>15 ETH

pls sir

But yes that's me. Come join the ethmoji discord: V33dnGjS

appraise my triple clown tent please, clown world people

>>50678604
Ethmoji discord went to shit the moment they let the emoji number clubs take root, now 90% of the discussion is emoji number bagholders discussing the floor or whale holders telling newcomers they should buy or mint worthless keycaps

>>50674786
Rate my domain

so like
did that one bloke sue ENS for religious discrimination or what

>>50676543
>They rather set up a multimillion dollar, multiyear one in a million shot to make their own competitor instead of paying off someone with 50k.

You didn't even finish highschool did you?

>>50674786
Got some emoji domains and some regular crappy ones, that’s about it

>>50679667
The Dao will vote to trash all racist domains with no refunds.

>>50679896
what exactly is raciss in that emoji you dumb sjw?

>>50674786
I have sex-videos.eth, nakedpics.eth, wallet501.eth, wallet0000.eth, and more.

Are these good? I think "wallet" with 4 numbers or less will become the next big thing.

>>50679677
i guess brantly killed himself

>>50679896
It cost me $7 in total. It's alright.

>>50679667
I literally just bought the extra cop car one, pic related, I was gonna go with medium skin two cars but I dont want a 3 char ens name

>>50680385
This is a copyright infringement. I'll take you to the Kleros court.

>>50678453
it's ok buddy, denial is the first phase

>>50676611
steemit is over 6 years old

>>50681001
Pls ser relax, also how did you only pay 7 dollars for it when its a 3 char ens name. those cost 150+

>>50681276
cope
>>50681325
steemit is not p2p and it's on a blockchain. plebbit is not on a blockchain, it's a p2p network like torrents. PLEB is an optional token for governance and tipping, ENS domains for subs are optional too and serve as better naming of subs addresses and tokenization.
From the whitepaper "A blockchain or even a DAG is unnecessary because unlike cryptocurrencies that must know the order of each transaction to prevent double spends, social media does not care about the order of posts, nor about the availability of old posts."
>https://github.com/plebbit/whitepaper/discussions/2
even if the entire crypto market went to zero tomorrow plebbit would still succeed in its mission of destroying reddit

>>50681411
>those cost 150+
On Opensea? I didn't buy this from someone I minted it.

I bought my name, 8 letters, at the very beginning, buy it expired and some fag scooped it up.
I did get that sweet airdrop though, wish I sold it at $80.

>>50678651
>appraise my triple clown tent please, clown world people

post pic

>>50674820
/thread

>>50676543
the nissan.com scandal is interesting.
similar with steam.com but nissan.com is better story
https://www.thedrive.com/news/35179/the-man-who-fought-nissan-over-a-website-and-won-has-died-of-covid-19
tl;dr a jew with last name nissan has a website and pays millions in lawsuits against nissan
(i dont know who is jewing who here to be honest)

>>50674786
All i need is that cancerous faggot of elon musk spam post his floki dog and i’m guaranteed to sell my flokimusk(dot)eth domain for tens of millions $$$

>>50674786
I'M BALLS DEEP INTO YOUR MOM AND ZHAO LMFAOOOOOOO

>>50674786
yeah, i have like 40k worth of names. but i got mostly 3 letter names and for absolutely no reason, people are buying the dumbest shit instead of 3 letter names. also i got the names of a lot of popular animes, some funny gamertag names, shit like that.
why the fuck is nobody interested in buying good names, but they're getting 3 number arabic names? shit is retarded to me.

>>50685779
>Uzi's passing was announced via a GoFundMe campaign, which his surviving family members launched Saturday, July 18.
uhm, maybe just sell the fucking domain instead of begging on the netz, you kiketards. Most Nissan (the carco) could have done was trademark 'Nissan' in various ™class uses. If he wasn't using it to sell cars or cause deliberate deception, they can go whistle.

>>50688636
Unironically at least half of what sells on ENS is being decided by random twitter NFT influencers and their NPC followers. Making up entirely new "clubs" makes it a lot easier to dump bags onto their followers. There is some interest in good names but they just get lost in the noise desu and people are scared of $600+ upkeep costs for 3L even though they go for $16k minimum in .com. The horde of pajeets are priced out of secondary markets so they have no choice but to mint room temperature IQ shit. I can see some specific 3 Number Arabics having value though, there's stuff that's a lot worse out there.

I still have hope that there's gonna be more DAOs in the future who will pool up all the pajeet money to collectively buy good names. But at that point they are probably not needed anymore. It's fun to see how much IQ plays a role in what names people register, people are starting to register the name of their local literally-who doctors or village politicians, meanwhile a handful of billion dollar company names and billionaire family names were still open and I picked them up, underrated keywords that are often used in crypto were also left open. Can only recommend checking @ENSRegistry on Twitter from time to time to have a good laugh.

>>50679138
emoji number bagholders are so cringe

>>50676611
>midwit
>>50677308
>midwit
>>50678232
>midwit
YOU are very gay. that is my feedback

>>50675179
is this text meant to be read by humans?

>>50674786
True rainbows are the best looking domains, all 6 colors in natural order, and only 6 domains total. Think of it like cars, sure any one can provide functional utility and get you around, but how much more desired are the ones that look really really good? There's no upper limit on how much someone would pay when it comes to good looks and aesthetics.

>>50691109
you will never own pic related
cope and seethe

>>50692028
Wonder what it's worth. 100E+ I assume?

Any of you retards want to buy basedanon.eth off me send over offers

>>50689804
Watching all the newbies coming to the discord after a few high eth single emoji sales get shilled into burning their eth minting/buying the emoji10k club digits was a disgrace. Completely hijacked any momentum, and if they had just saved their eth and used it to buy one of the shitty but low price trips, singles, or doubles then they'd be into generational wealth come next year. But no, buy our keycap club, totally legitimate, we're all part of the same emoji club...

>>50676815
>>50676885
i can register therealnikeshop.com right now and make a fake page. big brands know that scams are everywhere, thats why the spend so much money to advertise the few official channels

>Could not list name
>The transaction was not completed.

How can i fix this? It's seems there is something wrong with the off-chain signature.

>>50688636
People will want to buy cool names once it becomes a normie trend to get a .eth name. Right now it’s mostly just a few nerds and celebrities on Twitter who flaunt their domains.

>>50695070
I'm assuming you obviously aren't getting a transaction to sign in your metamask. It might be a browser issue. I know from experience that (ironically) Brave causes a lot of issues when interacting with crypto sites. Otherwise ask on their discord.

>>50695263
I'm signing the transaction, but then the error message appears. Thanks for your help, I will try to migrate my metamask account to another browser.

>>50695474
This just got posted in their discord

>ATTENTION: We are currently working on resolving some issues with our "Listings" API. Thank you for your patience.

https://www.ens.vision