ENSv2 Beta Launches With MockUSDC Testing And $70K Immunefi Audit Bounty

Ethereum Name Service initiates ENSv2 public beta for protocol integration testing. Users can register names using mock tokens while an Immunefi audit offers up to $70,000 for critical vulnerabilities.

Woofun AI reports that Ethereum Name Service has initiated the public Beta phase for its new application and protocol explorer, marking the final large-scale testing cycle for the ENSv2 architecture. This update aims to simplify protocol integration across diverse blockchain environments, allowing users to register and renew names, customize profile themes, and manage on-chain identity records with specific expiration dates. The testing environment utilizes mockUSDC and USDC tokens devoid of real monetary value, ensuring safe experimentation for everyday users and technical developers alike.

The Explorer component provides access to technical profiles, contract data, transaction histories, subnames, and roles. Names registered during previous Alpha phases do not automatically migrate to this Beta version. An audit competition hosted on Immunefi runs until August 18, offering rewards of up to $70,000 based on the severity of critical findings. No specific date has been announced for the mainnet launch, which will depend on the results recorded during this Beta period.