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Ethereum Name Service is a protocol that enables users to register human readable domain names for their crypto addresses, making sending and receiving TXs more user friendly. ENS is multi-chain, with .eth working across 100s of coin types, including BTC, SOL, EVM L2s, + more.
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What it took to bring Biomorphic to life 🦠
ART
• Years of exploring hand-drawn geometry
• Developing Swirls (2025) into the foundation for Biomorphic
• Months refining shapes, patterns, and compositions into a distinct visual language
ENGINE
• Translating that visual language into mathematical rules and code
• Turning hand-drawn geometry into lattices, rings, continuous paths & woven ribbons
• Defining how shapes interact, fuse, and evolve
• Building rules for colour, composition, and seamless animation
PRECISION
• Python → JS → Solidity
• 1,000/1,000 artworks tested for consistency
• 674 trait vectors verified byte-for-byte across 3 languages
ON-CHAIN
• 48,324 bytes for the engine + renderer
• 3 verified smart contracts
• Extensive contract testing
• Deterministic trait generation & on-chain metadata
WEBSITE
• Interactive Morph Engine
• Live mint activity & shared OpenSea supply
• Gallery, trait filters & My Collection
• PNG, GIF, MP4, SVG & animated SVG downloads
• Art Theory & The Tech documentation
I hope you’ll take the time to observe both the distinctive visual language and the complexity behind bringing it to life.
Available to mint on Opensea 🦠
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Mad props & respect to @kassandraETH @ncsgy @ambire and everyone else who's played a role on Kohaku development over the past year.
It's got to be be exciting for all of them to see their hard work finally coming to light.
Great explainer on why Kohaku is the catalyst that finally makes privacy a default on Ethereum. @ambire is set to be the early lighthouse as private Ethereum comes to a wallet near you.
Creating DNS look alike usernames is a user safety failure, and a completely avoidable one. We keep repeating a mistake this industry has already paid for.
This isnt a demand to require .eth. Use ordinary usernames, or issue subnames under DNS domains you actually control. Imported DNS names already work in most web3 wallets with ENS via DNSSEC, including gasless options. There's no excuse for inventing conflicting roots and leaving users to guess.
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Privacy Pools V2 just launched with tons of new features.
Cloaked is the best wallet to use them with.
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Reusing an old address can undo the privacy you just gained. With Cloaked, manage all your addresses in one browser extension.
A fresh start shouldn’t require a new wallet.
