Little known secret — the key to a successful meeting with craig newmark is showing up with an aggressively affectionate blue-eyed beagle.

Nick’s excellent exposition of a masterfully deceptive phishing attack is worth a read.

Excellent present and future state of the Ethereum Union from nick.eth; highly recommended.

As the Tornado Cash prosecution lurches forward, Virgil’s sentence official ends today.! Our dear friend sends his best from an IHOP in Maryland.

ENS Labs is proud to join the Linea Consortium as a founding steward alongside Eigen Labs, SharpLink (SBET), Status, and Consensys.eth. With Namechain being built on Linea, we are excited to have a voice in shaping a values-driven L2. We believe that credibly neutral,

With the jury deadlocked, a partial verdict in the Tornado Cash trial is imminent. May reason and justice prevail. 🤞🤞🤞

"Today's verdict is a mixed bag for crypto," Alexander Urbelis , general counsel for ens.eth, told Cheyenne Ligon of CoinDesk on the hung jury in the Roman Storm trial. "This is a complex area where legal nuance and technical understanding matter." coindesk.com/policy/2025/08…

Ethereum thrives when flaws in open-source code are surfaced because every fix makes the system stronger. Safe Harbor makes sure ethical hackers can proactively protect ENS.

Let's goo!! It's been a pleasure to work with Alexander Urbelis and nick.eth to adopt ENS! It's another layer of security - protected by awesome whitehats out there!

Proud and pleased to have worked with nick.eth to not only shepherd ENS into the Security Alliance but now to have adopted the WhiteHat Safe Harbor Framework. With the harbor safe, the horizon looks great. ⛵️

America may lead in CeFi, but that’s not the future of crypto. In my piece for Unchained, I argue why the U.S. must shift focus to open protocols, self-custody & DeFi if it wants true leadership.

ENS is proud to be nominated by Security Alliance for the 2025 Safe Harbor Champions in the Adopters category.

The hacker community and Ethereum share roots in open collaboration, curiosity, and the drive to build freely. As someone who's been a hacker longer than I've been a lawyer, I explore these connections and what they mean for ENS and web3 in my latest post. Ahead of DevConnect,