The collaboration between ENS with Moonpay is expected to make it easier for users to purchase Ethereum-based assets using fiat currencies and will enable more widespread adoption of the ENS system.

The ENS is a decentralized naming protocol that allows users to register human-readable domain names on the Ethereum blockchain. These names can be used to receive cryptocurrency payments, store content, and access decentralized applications. However, one of the biggest barriers to the adoption of the ENS has been the difficulty of converting fiat currency into cryptocurrency.

By integrating MoonPay’s fiat-to-crypto infrastructure, the ENS aims to make it easier for users to purchase Ethereum-based assets and register domain names. The partnership is also expected to increase the accessibility and usability of the ENS for developers and businesses looking to build decentralized applications on the Ethereum blockchain.

According to MoonPay’s CEO, the collaboration with ENS is part of the company’s broader strategy to expand its fiat-to-crypto services to a wider audience. The partnership will enable MoonPay to tap into the growing demand for decentralized solutions that provide users with greater control over their assets and privacy.

Overall, the partnership between ENS and MoonPay represents a significant step forward for the Ethereum ecosystem, as it addresses a major pain point for users looking to adopt decentralized naming solutions. The collaboration is expected to fuel further growth and innovation in the Ethereum space, and accelerate the mainstream adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) and other blockchain-based applications.

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Phi is now on Polygon Mainnet, Phi is the immersive social platform built on ENS (Ethereum Name Service) and on-chain/ off-chain wallet activities, enabling easy visualization of on-chain identities. It incentivizes users to interact with various Web3 protocols, which provides positive feedback to all protocols and accelerates the overall network effect of the Web3 ecosystem.

Its mission is to visualize on-chain identity and create an open and inclusive identity-proof system that takes Web3 building blocks as a basis, such as ENS domains and on-chain transactions. Its users can build their own Web3 worlds using objects to display their interaction, on-chain progress, personal taste, and social graph.

The following two components: Phi Quest ⚔️ and Phi Land 🏝

• Phi Quest⚔️ (quest.philand.xyz)
• Phi Quest is where users can explore various Quests in collaboration with various protocols, and users are rewarded with Objects by completing Quests.

Now you can try how many objects you can claim — come join us and start your journey on Phi Quest today!

For details and instructions on how to use Phi Quest, please refer to the user guide below.

• Phi Land🏝 (land.philand.xyz)
• Phi Land is where users can create their own personalized land from their ENS domains. They can populate their land with a variety of in-game items, including Objects, Wallpapers, and Baseplates, which can be obtained through Phi Quest and the Shop.

All you need to get started is an ENS domain — come join us and build the most unique Web3 suite on Phi Land!

For details and instructions on how to use Phi Land, please refer to the user guide below.

Here’s the demo video for Phi Mainnet

As a quick user guide for Phi,

1. Access to Phi Quest (quest.philand.xyz)
2. Connect your wallet
3. Claim Quest Objects & Purchase Free/ Premium Objects, Wallpapers, Baseplates.
4. Access to Phi Land (land.philand.xyz)
5. Connect your wallet (which has an ENS domain)
6. Create your land from your ENS
7. Deposit objects from your wallet to your land
8. Build your own land by placing objects, customizing Wallpaper & Baseplates, and pasting links.
9. Share your Phi Land on the Twitter timeline with the hashtag, #philand🏝 (You can set your Phi Land URL to your bio and your Phi Land image(1500 x 1500) as your header on Twitter)

Here’s the doc for Phi, which would be helpful for you to enjoy Phi.

Try out Phi Quest & Phi Land! 😁

If you have any feedback or report, please use the following links:

Answer User Survey: https://forms.gle/S9eRVYsqVpX41M6H6

Submit Bug Report: https://philand.canny.io/bug-report

Submit Feature Request: https://philand.canny.io/feature-request

Phi Story

Since we just started Phi in January, we have already launched our testnet products two times before:

First demo on StarkNet Goerli testnet

Second demo on Polygon Mumbai testnet

They have enjoyed seeing 34k+ lands(As of Dec 9, 2022, 34,524) minted and 1.2M+ objects claimed, each land designed uniquely, and shared on the Twitter timeline with #philand. We are very grateful to the 6,800+ people who responded to our user survey for the demo, which has been really helpful for us to improve our product.

As Phi traction;

• We’ve raised US$ 67,493 (= $32,522 from 12,927 contributors & $34,971 from QF matching) on GR15. We won 4th place🎖 in Main R($12,500), 2nd place🥈in Polygon R($10,000), 1st place🥇 in ENS R($3,471), and 1st place🥇 in Open Gaming($9,000)
• We’ve got grants from Uniswap, Lens Protocol, AAVE, Polygon
• We’ve won 1st place🥇on Smoothie Awards with 1491 votes.

And we’ve encouraged many on-chain activities by collaborating with Web3 protocols:

• For Uniswap, we’ve encouraged 56,160 (=1872 * 30) times token swapping.
• For Polygon, we’ve increased the number of token bridges from Ethereum Goerli Testnet(L1) to Polygon(Mumbai) by over 12 times.

Phi’s positive externalities exponentially swell as the number of users and engagement increases.

Security

We always put the safety of our users first. For this official Mainnet launch, We’ve conducted a thorough security code audit of our contracts with two parties, Certik & Techfund to provide a safe experience for users. Here are detailed audit reports:

Website| Twitter:

SOURCE:
https://medium.com/philand/phi-launches-on-polygon-mainnet-fbf5ddbb0ab5

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They will also work to distribute their trust infrastructure services with their decentralized identity services and explore other ways to work together!

How will UTU and ENS work together?

UTU and ENS will collaborate on a series of integrations that support their mutual goals around making web3 more human friendly and trustable.

First they will work together on Resolving ENS names in UTU so a user can enter an ENS name instead of an address. By accepting ENS names in UTU, they remove the need for users to copy and paste – or worse, type out – long and opaque Ethereum addresses, which leads to errors and lost funds.

Next they will work together on Reverse Resolution of addresses entered into ENS Names when available. By supporting reverse resolution, UTU’s users can more easily identify accounts they interact with, associating them with a short human-readable name instead of a long opaque Ethereum address.

About ENS

ENS names are portable web3 usernameswhich enable you to easily receive payments in any cryptocurrency, and are the foundation of the growing decentralized web, and more — with the self-custody, programmability, and security of the Ethereum blockchain. The implications of any one of these use cases are enormous, and ENS does all of them.

About UTU

UTU is building the trust infrastructure of the internet to help users and platforms interact in a safer and more trustworthy way.

Starting with Web3 and DeFi apps, they provide AI-powered curation of trust signals from your network at just the right places and times to help you connect, send, swap, stake, and borrow with confidence.

UTU blockchain protocol transforms the economics of trust. You can Review-to-Earn with UTU Trust Token and monetize that trust you build with $UTU Coin. The UTU model pays you for building trust online, i.e. for helping others get good outcomes and ensures reputation can’t be bought or manipulated.

SOURCE:
https://utu.io/blog/utu-and-ens-partner-to-make-web3-more-human-friendly-by-bringing-ens-names-into-utu-protocol/

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