DP Studio landing pads / Project Liberty Alliance
Invitation to weigh in
Ethereum Name Service
We opened a landing pad for Ethereum Name Service from public work, not a mission paraphrase.
Ethereum Name Service publishes citable work we could quote (The ENS Audit Competition with Immunefi Is Now Live | ENS Blog). This briefing is a hypothesis built from those sources. Tell us if we misread the research, add papers we missed, and weigh in on Desirable Properties tied to that work.
If you represent Ethereum Name Service, confirm the source URLs, then open the Desirable Properties tab and leave a patch idea where the property text misses what your public work already argues.
Research and policy only change the rule-set when it is linked to original sources. Help us keep this pad tied to your papers and reports, not a press-release summary.
Public packet only. Hypothesis marks stay until you confirm sources. Each Alliance member gets a different pitch so we can experiment. Your pad is https://desirableproperties.org/pad/ens (hyphens optional). Direct link to this tab: https://desirableproperties.org/pad/ens?tab=values
Stated mission
The ENS Audit Competition with Immunefi Is Now Live | ENS Blog The ENS audit competition with Immunefi is now live, inviting security researchers to review the new ENS Manager, Explorer, and supporting application infrastructure.
Values to Overweb mappings
Confirm only mappings that match how you use these words. Rejected mappings stay off the next brief.
The competition runs through September 14, with a maximum reward pool of $70,000.
Overweb: Portable human agency (user-controlled identity and data)
Candidate MPA: Export identity and data the person created here, without a platform petition
The ENS audit competition with Immunefi is now live, and we're inviting security researchers to take a close look at the new ENS application stack.
Overweb: Transparency of AI and human roles in inquiry
Candidate MPA: Show when Hermes drafted vs when humans confirmed
From August 18 through September 14, 2026 , researchers can review the code behind the new ENS App , ENS Explorer , and supporting application infrastructure, with a maximum reward pool of $70,000 .
Overweb: Transparency of AI and human roles in inquiry
Candidate MPA: Show when Hermes drafted vs when humans confirmed