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Uniswap Announces 'uni.eth' Subdomains via ENS for Easy Ethereum Address Conversion

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Uniswap has unveiled ‘uni.eth’ subdomains that help users change complex hexadecimal Ethereum addresses into user-friendly names.

Uniswap Launches 'uni.eth' Subdomains Utilizing ENS Framework to Convert Ethereum Addresses into Names

This automated exchange leverages Ethereum's blockchain technology for cryptocurrency trading. Uniswap (UNI) has introduced 'uni.eth' subdomains through the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), enabling a smooth transition from challenging hexadecimal Ethereum addresses to user-friendly names.

Users can claim their free 'uni.eth' subdomain effortlessly through the Uniswap mobile app, with the first subdomain provided at no cost. The process aims to be gasless, thanks to an off-chain resolver contract that ensures smoother operations.

ENS subdomains are names created below an existing ENS name, facilitating management of multiple ENS identities, much like how subdomains function in classic website frameworks.

Owners of any ENS domain, like 'uni.eth', can freely generate as many subdomains as they wish, as long as the original ENS domain remains active. The oversight and creation of these subdomains fall under the domain owner's purview. For instance, if someone owns 'bob.eth,' they have the option to create subdomains like 'pay.bob.eth,' 'email.bob.eth,' or 'games.bob.eth.' Each subdomain can direct users to separate websites, Ethereum addresses, or other resources.

Enhanced Experience for Users

Uniswap is the leading decentralized exchange (DEX) that utilizes an automated market maker (AMM) system, allowing for token trading via liquidity pools instead of the traditional order book model where traders match their orders. Uniswap V3 is designed to optimize liquidity management and trading efficiency, achieving a staggering swap volume of over $1.2 billion in just the last 24 hours.

Recently, Injective (INJ), a public Layer 1 blockchain based on the Cosmos network, has introduced introduced an omnichain domain name service on its mainnet. This initiative aims to improve user interactions across the Solana blockchain and Injective, granting users a seamless transaction experience across these networks with a unified domain.

With the uptick in user engagement within the crypto arena, platforms like Uniswap and Injective are stepping up to enhance their offerings, striving to simplify user interactions with their services.

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