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Ethereum Name Service (ENS) Price Today
Rank #178$4.45▲+4.80%
Price$4.45
Market Cap$182.65M
24h Change4.80%
24h Volume$20.73M
ATH$83.40
High 24h$4.54
Low 24h$4.22
Updated07/17, 13:49
Market Overview
Rank
#178
Dominance
0.01%
FDV
$445,633,389.00
ATH Date
2021-11-11
ATL
$3.97
ATL Date
2026-06-26
Change 7d
7.11%
Change 30d
-18.43%
Token Supply
Circulating
40,986,454.151
Total Supply
100,000,000
Max Supply
100,000,000
Technical Information
Use Case
Domain names, Web3 identity
Consensus
ERC-20 (Ethereum PoS)
Founder
Nick Johnson
Launch Year
2017
Block Time
N/A (Token)
TPS
N/A tx/s
Resources
About ethereum-name-service
ENS turns ugly hex addresses into human-readable names like vitalik.eth. It's the DNS of Web3 - your universal username across wallets, dApps, and websites. Over 2 million names registered. The DAO governance token lets holders shape the protocol. If blockchain goes mainstream, everyone will need an ENS name.
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