The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) has applied to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) for the generic top-level domain (gTLD) .ens. This application is part of ICANN's new round of accepting gTLD requests, which are the suffixes like .com at the end of internet addresses. Securing the .ens domain would integrate ENS's blockchain-based naming system more directly with traditional internet domain structures. This move follows similar crypto-related domain applications, such as Frax Finance's request for the .frax domain, signaling growing interest in blockchain-linked internet identities.
Ethereum Name Service data offers context for readers following crypto domain developments. As of Oct 08, 2026 10:32 WIB, 18 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose and 31 fell on Pluang. Notable movers include LINK at Rp235.737 with a -3.21% change, XTZ at Rp5.504 down 3.03%, and XRP at Rp25.394 down 3.00%.
Bavarian Nordic upgraded its full-year 2026 financial guidance due to stronger-than-expected sales in its Travel Health segment, particularly rabies vaccines in the U.S. Total revenue is now expected to reach approximately DKK 6,100 million, up from ...
Bavarian Nordic A/S has upgraded its financial outlook for 2026 due to stronger-than-expected sales in its Travel Health segment, particularly driven by increased demand for rabies vaccines in the U.S. amid rising rabies exposure. The company now exp...
The 5th edition of the Dubai Michelin Guide features 122 restaurants, nearly doubling since its debut. Orfali Bros was promoted to two Michelin stars, while two new restaurants, Birch and KIGO, earned their first stars. The guide highlights Dubai's g...
The 5th edition of the Michelin Guide Dubai features 122 restaurants, almost double since its launch, highlighting Dubai's growing global culinary prestige. Orfali Bros was promoted to two Michelin stars, while two restaurants retained three stars. T...
The 5th edition of the MICHELIN Guide Dubai features 122 restaurants, almost double since its debut, highlighting Dubai's growing culinary scene. Orfali Bros was upgraded to Two MICHELIN Stars, while two new restaurants, Birch and KIGO, earned One MI...
