The ENS DAO agent defines the governance and self-distribution of the DAO.

AlphaWallet CEO and Spruce Co-Founder spoke about their role as Ethereum Domain Name Service (ENS) partners after the recent Airdrop project.

Earlier this month, Ethereum Name Services (ENS) established a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) for the ENS community.

The Cointelegraph interviewed two representatives of the ENS DAO who applied for the opportunity to represent the community and participate in decision-making. Victor Zhang, CEO of AlphaWallet (an open Ethereum wallet) and Gregory Rocco, co-founder of Spruce, personal and decentralized data tools for developers.

Zhang spoke about his experience as an external sponsor and early sponsor of ENS since 2018. Finally, Zhang wanted to offer Alpha Wallet as a consumer product to solve the issue of the .eth name and address timing of crypto wallets. cash. By default, when the user enters the name .eth in the AlphaWallet, the wallet address appears and the solution is reused. AlphaWallet also supports ENS avatars.

Zhang, also known as @ Victor928, is one of the 30 Most Eligible Voters. When asked if he plans to support DAO, he replied:

“I'm more concerned with voting right now. The second biggest vote is the big company Coinbase. We need to make sure that the ENS is a public body, that there is always a neutral service and not interfered or controlled. by no party. "

A total of 100 million ENS tokens were distributed during the ENS token release period. Of these, 25% were assigned to users with .eth domain names, while the remaining 25% were assigned to users who "have worked meaningfully for the ENS in the past 4 years. ". The remaining 50% is stored in the DAO Community Vault.

As an external sponsor, Zhang received 46,296.3 tokens. At the time of the announcement, the token was valued at $ 3,320,311.15. Zhang was one of 27 participants who received real money.

v He said: "I choose to own all the tokens, I won't know a single token, I don't think there will be any competition as long as the ENS keeps moving to the right, that means we let's take it as a thing. In terms of value, it's way beyond its current market value. "

On the day of the airdrop, Brantly Millegan, COO of ENS, also known as "Brantly.eth" took to Twitter to say "responsibility" given to users, adding that it depends. The ENS community uses self-disclosure as "intelligence".

"The short donation is a responsibility, not a storm."

-brantly.eth (@BrantlyMillegan) 9 novembre 2021

Gregory Rocco from Spruce discusses sharing personal ideas with Cointelegraph. He created Spruce to allow users to own and manage their numeric characters without sending that information to large companies. Spruce is a community leader in launching a project called Sign-in With Ethereum (SIWE).

It refers to large and medium-sized businesses such as Google, Twitter, or Facebook that offer Web 2 users the ability to access third-party apps and services using their Gmail or Facebook content instead. create and remember a username and password. .

According to Rocco, the access process still gives you "ultimate control" over user credentials. “Because Google decides to remove your media, you will not only lose access to Google services, but you will also lose control over your use of Gmail. Help you signed up.”

The Ethereum Foundation and ENS are aware of this issue and have announced recommendations for developing an Ethereum connection package using Oauth. Spruce was selected to make the personal choice in September.

SIWE's mission is to enable users to control public identities by having their own keys, or, as Rocco puts it, “It's not 'your key, your Spruce cryptocurrency', but 'your key, your number '. Spruce devices are not only blockchain-based authentication, but also authentication, In the case of DAOs, by proving the value of users to the ecosystem, they can earn rights for future drops.

When asked what he thinks about being president, Rocco said:

“I am very satisfied with the ENS and feel encouraged to get involved in the development of this relationship. I think that in the future the ENS will support the process involved in user management. This model allows users to control themselves. It's about performance, and it's the first step in gaining more control over your data. "

The decentralization of personalities ultimately strengthens the strength of the ENS DAO and strengthens its credibility as an organization with real integrity. Zhang and Rocco are both supporters of membership and hope to support the adoption of ENS in the Web 3.0 ecosystem.