Previous work

So far Namespace has built a platform for managing ENS subnames, offering tools for minting, storing, and managing subnames on L2 chains like Optimism, Base, and soon Arbitrum. We built a user-friendly web app for non-technical users and advanced developer tools (API + SDK) for seamless ENS integration. Through partnerships with various projects, including wallets, games, and dapps, and integrations with developer platforms like QuickNode, Web3js, and Tatum, we ensure the widespread adoption of human-readable names for wallets.

Plans for Arbitrum Ecosystem

1. Deployment on Arbitrum:

- We have deployed ENS subname minting and registry contracts on the Arbitrum Testnet and Mainnet.
- We plan to mplement resolver contracts on Arbitrum to support subname verification and management.

2. Advanced Developer Tools:
- Create comprehensive documentation and toolkits to facilitate the integration of ENS into Arbitrum-based dapps.
- Develop guides and tutorials to simplify the adoption of ENS services for developers building on Arbitrum.

Community Engagement and Support:
- Establish a dedicated Discord channel for user support, implementation assistance, and community engagement.
- Engage the community in testing the deployed contracts and features on the Arbitrum Testnet and gather feedback for continuous improvement.

How Our Project Strengthens Arbitrum's Ecosystem

By integrating ENS subname issuance and management with Arbitrum, our platform strengthens Arbitrum’s ecosystem by providing a scalable and accessible naming service that enhances user experience, reduces gas fees associated with managing ENS names, and helps developers easily integrate ENS into their dapps using our dev tools and docs, and our public resolver contract ensures seamless resolution across ENS-supported wallets and dapps. This accelerates the adoption of naming service among Arbitrum native dapps, driving user engagement, transaction volume, and cross-chain interactions within the Arbitrum ecosystem.