According to @boldleonidas, the ENS name 'boldleonidas.eth' was purchased for over $2,000 and he stated he does not own it, warning followers in case of a potential scam attempt, source: @boldleonidas on X (Aug 18, 2025). This scenario highlights impersonation risk in the ENS market where control of a name can be misused to solicit funds or communications, source: Ethereum Name Service documentation. Traders should verify name ownership, linked addresses, and signed messages via the official ENS app or on-chain records before any transfers or OTC dealings involving ENS names or the ENS token, source: Ethereum Name Service documentation and Ethereum.org security guidelines. ENS names are transferable NFTs on Ethereum, meaning ownership confirms control of the name but not the identity behind it, source: Ethereum Name Service documentation.

According to @boldleonidas, the ENS name boldleonidas.eth was purchased for over $2,000, but the seller clarifies the domain is not owned by him, flagging an impersonation scam risk for traders. Source: @boldleonidas. Traders should verify on-chain ownership and signatures before engaging with messages, OTC offers, or NFT transfers tied to this ENS to prevent phishing and fraud. Source: @boldleonidas. No additional details on buyer identity or marketplace were provided. Source: @boldleonidas.

According to @jessepollak on Twitter, users can now follow an easy, streamlined process to renew their basename on the Ethereum Name Service, as detailed in the shared link (source: @jessepollak, Twitter, June 6, 2025). This upgrade is expected to enhance user experience and reduce friction in managing ENS identities, which may increase on-chain activity and drive up demand for ENS tokens. Traders should monitor ENS-related trading pairs as improved renewal flow could boost transaction volumes and spark renewed interest in ENS-driven DeFi and NFT projects (source: @jessepollak, Twitter, June 6, 2025).

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a new wallet address (0x876...03D3E) withdrew 123,000 ENS tokens, valued at $2.82 million, from Bithumb within the last hour. This marks one of the largest on-chain ENS transactions recently. ENS has surged 4.89% in the past 24 hours to $22.92 (source: Twitter, @ai_9684xtpa). The significant movement of ENS tokens may indicate increased whale activity and could impact short-term liquidity and trading volumes on major exchanges. Traders should monitor ENS for potential volatility and liquidity shifts, as large transfers often precede increased market activity.