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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
Is there a tool to quickly check if there’s an ens linked to a wallet address but in bulk? Input: ~50 addresses Output: ens paired w the wallet if there’s any
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kugusha 🦋
@kugusha.eth
cc @greg @limes.eth maybe you guys could help
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nishu
@nishu
made it :) https://tools.nishu.dev/bulkens
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pentacle
@pentacle.eth
maybe this? https://bokkypoobah.github.io/aenus/#/ens/owned/
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Greg
@greg
here's a script if you are working in code https://gist.github.com/gskril/0e2a6420e54e73b7767a2c75a0916a2d and here's instructions to resolve a bunch of names easily in a google sheet https://gist.github.com/gskril/2e08ee2d7978f5ed93302d98d843356a
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limone.eth 🍋
@limone.eth
i think it could be easily done through the @airstack.eth api studio
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phil
@phil
@greg has a google sheets plugin
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pentacle
@pentacle.eth
not sure if this is any good – but it's the only ens tooling I know of https://bokkypoobah.github.io/aenus/#/
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Moi Bama
@moibeliy
Yes, there are tools available that allow you to check multiple wallet addresses for associated ENS names in bulk. One such tool is the ENS Manager, which allows you to input multiple wallet addresses and quickly see if there are any ENS names associated with them. You can find this tool on the Ethereum Name Service website. Additionally, there are developer tools and scripts that can be used for batch checking wallet addresses for associated ENS names.
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Wup Coke
@queenstown
nice
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