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Home » Crypto News » Anonymous User Bids 1 Million USDC on ‘amazon.eth’ ENS Domain

Anonymous User Bids 1 Million USDC on ‘amazon.eth’ ENS Domain

Author: Andrew Throuvalas

Last Updated Jul 19, 2022 @ 16:50

If the offer is accepted, it will go down as history’s second-largest ENS purchase in dollar terms. 

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An OpenSea user has placed a bid for 1,000,000 USDC on the ENS name of ‘amazon.eth’. The offer is set to expire on Tuesday at 15:00 EST.

  • According to the listing page, previous offers to purchase the name were for only a few thousand dollars each. For example, the two next most recent offers were for 4 WETH ($6000) and 6200 USDC each.
  • The name’s current owner – 4761BF – initially bought the domain for 33 ETH in February of 2022. He owns 57 other OpenSea items primarily from the Dice collection – randomized and weighted dice rolls stored on-chain.
  • He also possesses one other ENS name in ‘fortnite.eth’ – named after the popular battle royale shooter from Epic Games.
  • Meanwhile, the individual making the offer owns about 20 ENS names. Multiple are related to Amazon, including one called ‘jefferyjefferybezos.eth’.
  • The amazon.eth name was created on August 2nd of 2017 and expires on October 16th of 2036. It was first registered on February 7th of 2020.
  • Ethereum Name Service (ENS) provides human-readable names to different aspects of the web 3 world. These commonly include blockchain addresses, but can also pertain to  IPFS hashes, or website URLs.
  • Like NFTs, ENS names can be bought and sold on secondary markets, and are often used by crypto users as part of their social media profiles.
  • The largest purchase for an ENS name thus far was for ‘paradigm.eth’, purchased for 420 ETH last year – about $1.5 million at the time.
  • Earlier this month, the second largest purchase in history took place, with one buyer spending 300 ETH on ‘000.eth’.
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