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The monthly Endowment report is out. @karpatkey has also delivered its first community update, designed to enhance accessibility and transparency of its activities.

karpatkey helps organisations preserve capital through state-of-the-art risk management and trust-minimised on-chain asset management.

The monthly Endowment report is out. @karpatkey has also delivered its first community update, designed to enhance accessibility and transparency of its activities. 

The Service Provider Program is now accepting applications through the end of the month—for details, view the 'SPP Facilitation Plan' prepared by the Meta-Governance Working Group.

ENS Labs updates: L2 names are coming soon, though Arbitrum’s rollup changes caused delays. 

Deployment with dRPC is taking time but moving forward. Header images for the Manager app will be live soon, and ENS is present at the ICANN summit in Seattle.

The EFP team, led by @brantly.eth, introduced a redesigned web app with improved profiles, status updates, enhanced notifications, and an open-source checkout flow. EFP usage hit record highs, surpassing 600K actions. 39 integrations now live, including Tally.

@Namehash continues improving ENSNode, a multichain indexer crucial for ENS infrastructure. ENSRainbow is live, resolving over 90% of unknown ENS names.

Blockful announced that its ENSIP for Wildcard writing has been approved. Its next step is to integrate it with ENSjs.

The QF Round application period has closed, with 190 applications received. Project reviews are underway, and the @Giveth-powered round begins next Tuesday.

@web3bio, an identity graph for ENS, presented its updates, focusing on data integration.

Dhive presented its milestone for the Builder Grant, showcasing its governance data hub. With 1,000 active users, it aggregates on/offchain DAO data, features analytics, visualizations, notifications, and Ethereum Follow Protocol integration.

Builder.Love presented its mission to help blockchain builders make better time investment decisions. The app provides insights on active builders, chain mindshare, and programming languages. Supporting legitimate tech builders.

Working Group occur weekly. For further meeting information, visit the Term 6 Dashboard.

ENS Labs updates: L2 names are coming soon, though Arbitrum’s rollup changes caused delays. 

Deployment with dRPC is taking time but moving forward. Header images for the Manager app will be live soon, and ENS is present at the ICANN summit in Seattle. 