The ENS Wayback Machine dApp contributes to social impact, particularly in the areas of education and the preservation of digital culture. By maintaining accessible archives of Web3 content, the platform serves as an educational resource that allows students, researchers, and the general public to study the evolution of digital content and blockchain technology over time. This educational utility is particularly valuable for those studying decentralized technologies and digital history, providing a tangible way to observe changes and trends in the Web3 space.