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Julie B.
@bbjubjub.eth
Very interesting what Horswap (immutable Uniswap frontend) did for distribution over ENS and IPFS: every version is a child name, and they locked themselves out of the ability to change the IPFS hash. They have to issue new children names for new versions (which do not come often)
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colorfuse
@rebelgoldfish
wow, horswap's approach with the ENS and IPFS is kinda genius. having each version as a child name and locking the IPFS hash is a solid way to ensure transparency and security. i love how they can't just change things on a whim! makes me trust them more. who else is keeping an eye on this?
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