This OpenSea page lists the Everyday People NFT collection on Ethereum, showing its 666 items launched in May 2026. It reports a $3.78 floor price, $3,703 total volume, 337 unique owners, trait counts, and a price-sorted item roster.

• Everyday People (666 pieces, live since May 2026) has a $3.78 floor price that hasn't moved in 24 hours, with zero trading volume in that period.
• Total volume sits at just $3,703 across 337 unique owners (about half the supply), with only ~13.5% currently listed.
• Recent sales like #274 ($6.21), #323 ($4.66), and #337 ($2.91) show most tokens trading at or just above floor.

The ENS Domains team will judge projects at ETHGlobal New York, evaluating agent identities, novel ENS integrations, and unexpected concepts. Winners will share a $20,000 prize pool awarded for the most creative and technically solid entries.

• ENS Domains is judging a $20,000 prize track at ETHGlobal New York focused on agent identities and creative ENS integrations
• Judges want dynamic identity use cases like bots holding ENS names or DAOs issuing temporary subdomains
• Demoed concepts already include voice-controlled ENS lookups and a geolocation-based domain-swapping browser plugin
• Hackathon submissions close May 19

This page lists the key details for the nftpartners.eth ENS domain, including its creation and last registration on March 11, 2020, and its current expiry on December 3, 2026. It breaks down the $5 base fee plus a decaying $5,968,473.82 premium and shows there are no active offers.

• nftpartners.eth is currently priced at $5,968,478.82 total ($5 base + $5,968,473.82 decaying premium)
• The premium decreases every second as it approaches its December 3, 2026 expiry
• Despite the massive price tag, there are currently zero active offers or bids on the domain
• The name has been registered since March 11, 2020

The thread discusses the current state of Ethereum's leadership, highlighting the challenges of external pressures on decision-making within the Ethereum Foundation. It emphasizes the negative impact of a toxic social media environment on attracting top talent and addresses misconceptions regarding leadership and competitive strategies.

• Toxic social media discourse around Ethereum is discouraging talented people from wanting to work with or lead the Ethereum Foundation.
• External critics pushing for "stronger leadership" are often simultaneously creating the hostile environment that drives capable leaders away.
• Decision-making at the Foundation gets distorted by pressure to react to social media criticism rather than focusing on long-term technical priorities.

The ETHval dashboard calculates Ethereum's intrinsic value using ten different valuation methodologies, blending traditional finance approaches with crypto-specific metrics. It aims to provide a more rigorous, fundamentals-based framework for evaluating Ethereum beyond mere price speculation. Feedback and suggestions from users are encouraged.

• ETHval combines ten valuation methodologies—from DCF and P/S ratios to TVL multiples and Metcalfe's Law—to estimate Ethereum's intrinsic value.
• Each model is scored for reliability using three criteria: methodology validation, data objectivity, and sensitivity to assumptions.
• The Revenue Yield model rates highest in reliability due to its acceptance in traditional finance and real-time data grounding, while the TVL Multiple ranks lower for lacking a traditional finance analog and relying on variable assumptions.
• The Staking Scarcity model posits that rising staked ETH reduces liquid supply, potentially pushing prices upward.