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How to unify your social and onchain Proof of Work using Ethereum Name Service /ens and then secure it from scammers by following the Rule of Three for wallet security.

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How to unify your social and onchain Proof of Work using Ethereum Name Service /ens and then secure it from scammers by following the Rule of Three for wallet security.

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To unify your social and onchain Proof of Work using Ethereum Name Service /ens, you can start by linking your ENS domain with your social media accounts and onchain identities. This can help establish a clear connection between your online presence and your onchain activities.

To secure it from scammers, you can follow the Rule of Three for wallet security. This involves using a combination of three different types of wallets - hardware, software, and paper wallets, to store your cryptocurrencies and ENS domain securely. Additionally, make sure to use unique and strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and regularly update your security measures.

You can read more about this topic in the article "Passport Control for Onchain and Social Identities" by @ispeaknerd.eth at the link provided. Thank you for bringing this to our attention, @ispeaknerd.eth.