The ENS Airdrop - A public utility that belongs to the community
Nick, the lead developer at ENS, the Ethereum Naming Service joins Andy for a wide ranging discussion on ENS, DAOs, Proof of Stake Vs Proof of Work and why Cory Doctorow is wrong about NFTS.
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