This is not a criticism, but an observation as I pondered key security; the introduction of ENS names incentivising social capital aggregation to a single address has made wallet security a lot harder than with anonymous addresses that have no incentive for aggregation and hence allow many wallets to decentralise risk.

I actually think we should start addressing this. Sadly ENS is still lacking the necessary dev UX to pragmatically handle such needs. 

We wrote about it a while ago

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I actually think we should start addressing this. Sadly ENS is still lacking the necessary dev UX to pragmatically handle such needs. 

We wrote about it a while ago
https://paragraph.xyz/@velodrome/a-call-for-ens-adoption