Names registered, latest day
countNew .eth name registrations on the latest complete day.
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ENS Domains: .eth Names Registered, Renewed and Expiring
How many .eth names are registered and renewed each day, what do registrants pay and how many names are about to expire?
ENS names registered and renewed each day, the fees paid by name length, names expiring soon and names re-registered after they lapse.
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Blueprint
What the dashboard will show.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Registrations
Names registered and renewed by day, and the fees paid.
Renewals, latest day
countRenewals of .eth names on the latest complete day.
Fees paid, 30 days
ETHETH paid for registrations and renewals in the last 30 days, premiums included, with its value in USD at oracle prices.
Active .eth names
countNames in the .eth registrar whose expiry is in the future at the latest day's end.
Registrations and renewals by day
countRegistrations and renewals each day over the selected period.
Registrations by name length
countRegistrations over the selected period by label length: three, four or at least five characters.
Expiries
Names in the grace period and the premium window, with the names that changed hands.
Names in grace period
countExpired .eth names still inside the grace period, renewable only by their owner.
Names in the premium window
countNames past the grace period whose temporary premium has not yet decayed to zero.
Expiries by month ahead
countActive names by the month their registration expires, for the coming year.
Names re-registered after expiry
Names registered by a new owner after expiring, with the premium paid, the previous expiry and the registration transaction.
- Period
- Last 30, 90 or 365 days
- Name length
- Three, four or at least five characters
About
What it answers, and for whom.
ENS names such as alice.eth are registered for a term, not bought outright. A registrant commits to a name, waits briefly, then registers it for a period and pays an annual fee set in US dollars and charged in ETH, with short names priced highest. This dashboard reads every registration and renewal from the .eth registrar contracts on Ethereum, with the fee paid and the new expiry.
Names that are not renewed expire into a grace period in which only the owner can renew, then into a temporary premium window in which anyone can register them at a price that decays toward the base fee. The dashboard counts the names in each stage and the names re-registered by someone new, and it shows registration fees by day, since that revenue goes to the ENS DAO treasury.
ENS Labs has said ENSv2 will be deployed on Ethereum mainnet. Its registrar will be added when it is live, and every rule is read from the contracts in force at the time.
Method
How it will be measured.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →- Registrations and renewals are NameRegistered and NameRenewed events from the .eth registrar controllers, which carry the name, the cost paid and the new expiry, including events from earlier controller versions.
- Active names are .eth names whose expiry in the base registrar is in the future at the day's last block; expired names are placed in the grace period or the premium window by the registrar's rules in force.
- Fees are the ETH sent with each registration and renewal, valued at oracle prices; the temporary premium is shown apart from the base price, so a contested expired name does not read as ordinary demand.
- Name length is the character count of the normalized label, since prices are set by length; subnames are not counted, because they are not registered through the .eth registrar.
The data it needs
Read from chain state and history
- native_prices_dailyTo buildOracle prices by dayReference prices of major assets read from on-chain oracle feeds (Chainlink latestRoundData) at each day's last block, with each round's update time.
- treasury_balances_dailyTo buildDAO and protocol treasuriesBalances of DAO, protocol and multisig treasuries per asset at day end, and their inflows and outflows.
- NameRegistered and NameRenewed events of every .eth registrar controller version on Ethereum
- nameExpires of each name in the .eth base registrar at day-end blocks
- ETH sent with each registration and renewal and the premium part of each registration cost
- Transfers from the registrar controllers to the ENS DAO treasury
Questions
Questions people ask.
How much does an ENS domain cost?
A .eth name has an annual fee set in US dollars by length, with three- and four-character names priced well above longer ones, paid in ETH at an oracle exchange rate, plus gas. The dashboard shows what registrants actually paid, by name length and by day.
What happens when an ENS name expires?
Under the current .eth registrar the owner first has a grace period in which only they can renew. The name then enters a temporary premium window, a price on top of the base fee that decays to zero over 21 days, and after that anyone can register it at the base price.
Can anyone renew an ENS name?
Yes. The registrar accepts a renewal payment for any .eth name from any address, and the name stays with its owner. Only a new registration after expiry changes who owns it.
Where do ENS registration fees go?
Registration and renewal fees collect in the registrar controller and are sent to the ENS DAO treasury, which funds the protocol's development and grants. The dashboard shows the fees by day and links them to the treasury transfers.
What is ENSv2?
The next version of the ENS contracts. In 2026 ENS Labs said ENSv2 would be deployed directly on Ethereum mainnet instead of on a dedicated layer 2. Its registrar will be added to this dashboard when it is live.
- Commit and reveal
- ENS's two-step registration: a registrant first commits a hash of the name, then registers after a short wait, so others cannot front-run the choice.
- Grace period
- The window after a .eth name expires in which only its owner can renew it.
- Temporary premium
- An extra price on a just-released .eth name that decays to zero over 21 days, so a release does not simply reward the fastest bot.
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