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@0xen
Why do I need an ens and base name
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@0xen
can ens not work across the super chain or whatever
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@mingming13
It's even worse than an ens since it's (name).base.eth Double extension when even .eth is seen as cringe by anons and soylana enthusiasts
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@0xen
yeah it's kinda clunky huh
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@lukaslevert.eth
It's so that Coinbase can provide free usernames to people who user their products, like venmo and cashapp. If you want to scale consumer crypto you need free usernames. They're trying to be more decentralized than traditional usernames but won't be as cost-prohibitive as fully decentralized names.
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are they free though?
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@lukaslevert.eth
Yep seems like it. The value exchange for coinbase is you get the free name, they get a customer who has KYC'd. The more people they get with these (which they seem happy to subsidize), the more they can build a network for p2p payments.
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