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Meta-Governance Updates — March 18, 2025 ✧

Today’s meeting covered the weekly endowment report, developments in the Service Provider Program (SPP), and a demo by @AgoraGovernance.

Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening and what’s next. 🧵👇 https://t.co/y0GL4H6C6j

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Chomtana, @hidayath.eth, and the team from @JustaName presented their respective projects during the Ecosystem Call, covering topics like L2 name management, dWeb builders, and identity toolkits. 

Several Service Providers, including @namespace, @namehash, and namestone, presented updates on offchain subnames, NameGraph, and admin tools during the Ecosystem Call.

ENSIP Updates: Raffy introduced a draft ENSIP to standardize empty data handling in resolvers. Ongoing discussions on chain-specific addresses in cross-chain addressing. Blockful continues integrating ENSIP-20 into ENSjs.

Svensson presented https://enscribe.xyz, a contract naming system that allows users to name their contract with a .eth domain before deployment.

@thecap.eth is hosting a livestream featuring builders, stewards, and ENS Labs team members, reviewing the year and discussing the year ahead, including the Service Provider Program.

Public Goods discussed funding, optimizing allocation, and testing new mechanisms like QF and retrofunding. Key topics included scaling responsibly, addressing overhead costs, and shifting from centralized grant managers to community-driven funding.

Snapshot Labs introduced a new voting system, the Ranked Choice Copeland variation, initially ideated by avsa.eth during last year’s term.

Picnic, a Brazilian wallet with robust account abstraction and local banking integration, has adopted ENS to provide every user with a unique ENS name.

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