ChainCatcher report: ENS officially announced that the proposal to activate ENSv2 on the Ethereum mainnet has opened for DAO voting, with a deadline set for October 25. If approved and implemented, ENSv1 will cease new domain registrations, but existing domains will remain eligible for renewal. ENS Labs will open ENSv2 registrations and upgrades for existing domains after completing final synchronization, and will transfer remaining governance rights to the DAO. ENS stated that existing .eth domains can continue to be used, with no deadline for upgrading. ENSv2 will enhance domain and subdomain management through a hierarchical registry and flexible permission settings.
Voting begins on the ENSv2 Ethereum Mainnet Activation Proposal, closes on October 25.
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Ethereum news: ENS has launched DAO voting on the proposal to activate ENSv2 on the Ethereum mainnet, with voting closing on October 25. If approved, ENSv1 will cease accepting new domain registrations, though existing domains can still be renewed. ENS Labs will open ENSv2 registrations and enable upgrades after final synchronization, transferring management rights to the DAO. Existing .eth domains will remain fully functional with no mandatory upgrade deadline. ENSv2 introduces a hierarchical registry and flexible permission settings for improved domain and subdomain management. This update is part of ongoing developments in the Ethereum ecosystem.
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