Blockscout smart contract pages now include an Identity score powered by Enscribe.
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Based Nouns has adopted ENS-based naming across its smart contract infrastructure, using Enscribe to assign clear, human-readable identities to the contracts that power the DAO.
As a Nouns Builder–based DAO deployed on Base, Based Nouns operates with a faster iteration cycle and a more experimental governance environment than mainnet Nouns. Clear contract naming helps ensure that this agility does not come at the cost of safety.
Giveth has adopted ENS-based naming across its core smart contract infrastructure, bringing clear, human-readable identities to the contracts that power the Giveth ecosystem.
This update makes it easier for donors, builders, researchers, and ecosystem partners to understand and verify how Giveth works onchain — without changing how the protocol itself operates.
Cork has adopted ENS-based naming across its smart contract infrastructure, using Enscribe to assign clear, verifiable identities to its core protocol contracts and wallets.
Cork is tokenized risk infrastructure: a programmable risk layer for onchain assets such as RWAs, vault tokens, and yield-bearing stablecoins.
Liquity V2 has adopted ENS-based naming across its core smart contract infrastructure. Liquity V2 allows users to take out loans against their (staked) ETH at a fixed rate they set, in its fully decentralized stablecoin $BOLD. Liquity is one of the few projects with immutable contracts and no upgradable parameters — meaning no governance and no unpredictable changes to the protocol can be implemented.
Nouns DAO has rolled out Enscribe-powered ENS names across its contract ecosystem. This change makes the core Nouns infrastructure easier to understand, integrate with, and safer to interact with.