it's weird to me that sending an ENS name to another wallet does not automatically point the name to that wallet. I had to go into the dashboard and change it manually. Maybe up to wallet apps to prompt, but weird UX.

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There are two parts to an ENS name. There is the person who owns and then there is a section of all the addresses the contract points to.

There are three parts… 

$ENS utility token whose intrinsic value should be tied to all of the ENS wrapper, public wallet address anonymization, and sybil attestation use cases for a fully developed addressable market. 

Those two parts wash the other.

yeah in this case having it not point to my new address if I send it between accounts I own feels like weird UX. But it might be something to solve at the client level.