An update on ENS names taken in the Magic Eden exploit. You asked, we built it. Every name taken in the exploit is now flagged as stolen on Grails. What that means • Only the original owner can make offers on these names • Listings on these names can only be bought by the original owner If your names were taken, here's how to recover them: 1. Revoke the bad approval first. The exploit abused approvals given to the Limit Break Payment Processor V2 contract. Revoke it (e.g. with revoke.cash) or Grails won't let you buy, so you can't be drained again. 2. Use your original wallet to buy back a listed name, or make an offer on one that isn't listed. One note: we control the Grails site and API, but listings or offers signed before this can still be filled directly onchain through Seaport, including ones made on other marketplaces. Special thanks to @staspanda and @garypalmerjr , whose suggestions on our community feedback post became the core of this update.

Our Q3 2026 SPP3 progress report is now live on the ENS forum. • 100k+ renewals facilitated to date • Registrations up 70% from Q2 • ~60% of all referred ENS revenue came through Grails • ENSv2 bulk registration and renewal contract live on Sepolia Full report below 👇 discuss.ens.domains/t/noment…

New to Grails? Start here. How-To #1: Signing in with your wallet, step by step (shown here with @MetaMask). This kicks off a series that takes you from your first sign-in to advanced tools for managing and trading @ensdomains names.

We’re back! Expect regular market updates, product news, and a team that’s listening. Got feedback or a feature request? Drop it below. grails.app