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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generally speaking security people don’t think to explain how you can be secure while increasing convenience/creating ease of use, i.e using this ENS system you can be paranoid and rotate keys often while maintaining consistent name schemes for yourself and others, so you don’t have to actively update people with your new address etc. also makes it easy to ensure you are always paid / sent shit to the safe / newest addy

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