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Twitter Ens discovery. Inspect any profile that has a name ending in .eth Inspired by the rise of ens clubs, we have decided to make a tool that makes it easy to inspect all profiles on Twitter with a valid ENS name Currently, you can see all of their ENS names filtered by clubs. Roadmap: surprise F.A.Q. 1) Do I need to log in with Metamask? No. The extension uses the same on chain data available on Etherscan or Opensea. 2) How do you detect what a person owns? When an ENS name is displayed, you can easily search for the owner of that name. Once you know the adrress of the owner, you can see all their assets. 3) Why have you built this? This extension was built because searching what ENS names someone holds on Opensea is not practical. Imagine being 1-click away from seeing what your Twitter frens have. 4) How do I start using the extension? Once installed, it works automatically. No further configurations needed. Simply start browsing on Twitter.
Nov 10, 2022
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