Any type of ENS integration is eligible for this prize — get creative! The more ENS-centric it is, the better. It should feel like ENS is a core part of your project, not an afterthought. Some ideas include unique ways to register .eth names, smart contract wallets that mint subnames upon deployment, clever approaches to reducing fees for ENS users (offchain/L2 resolvers), or unique use cases for text records. For L2 projects, we encourage you to explore the EVMGateway linked below.

ENS names support a contenthash field, which is an identifier of decentralised content such as an IPFS CID. This makes IPFS content accessible via human-readable names instead of long hashes. Contenthash resolution is supported natively in some browsers like Brave, or can be accessed in any browser via gateways like https://eth.limo. This prize goes to the best decentralised website that is accessible via a .eth name!