CGChris Gachauinchrismg.hashnode.dev·Jun 13 · 7 min readYour .eth Name Is a Website NowI built a small app for a very specific idea: Write HTML/CSS/JS in the browser → preview it live → publish it to IPFS → write the IPFS link to your ENS contenthash → open it at yourname.eth.limo. Th00
CGChris Gachauinchrismg.hashnode.dev·Jun 13 · 3 min readA Short Explainer on IPFSIPFS stands for InterPlanetary File System. The name sounds dramatic, but the idea is simple: IPFS is a way to store and load files by what they are, not where they live. On the normal web, a URL us00
CGChris Gachauinchrismg.hashnode.dev·Jun 7 · 9 min readERC-4337: Smart Wallets Without Changing EthereumEthereum wallets are still weirdly primitive. For most users, a wallet means: One private key One seed phrase One account One scary signing popup Zero forgiveness Lose the key? Gone. Sign the wrong 00
CGChris Gachauinchrismg.hashnode.dev·Jun 7 · 23 min readEthereum Transaction Cryptography: From Clock Math to Wallet AddressesCrypto wallets look simple from the outside. Click button. Sign transaction. Send ETH. Under the hood? A tiny cryptographic machine wakes up, does math over a giant finite field, touches an elliptic c00
CGChris Gachauinchrismg.hashnode.dev·Jun 7 · 11 min readENS Explained: Turning Wallet Addresses Into Actual NamesCrypto has a UX problem. Actually, crypto has many UX problems. But one of the loudest ones is this: 0x8ba1f109551bD432803012645Ac136ddd64DBA72 That is not a username. That is not an identity. That i00
