ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026 · ENSv2 on Sepolia
Is this “recruiter” really from that project?
Impersonation is the #1 social-engineering vector in Web3: fake recruiters lead developers to run malware or sign transactions. Tools hunt fakes forever. Kakunin certifies the real ones, a finite, verifiable list published by each project on ENSv2.
Verified member
On the org’s ENS team registry, with a valid attestation signed by the org’s own ENS name.
Former member
Was on the team; HR revoked the subname. Shows the revocation date.
Lookalike
A handle or name that imitates a real member (homoglyphs, typos).
Unknown
The org publishes its team and this person is not in it.
How it works
- Hierarchical registry. team.<org>.eth is its own ENSv2 registry; every member is a subname token.
- Delegated HR. Enhanced Access Control lets an HR wallet register and revoke members without ever controlling the org’s root name.
- Attestations. The org’s ENS name signs “this Telegram ID belongs to this member” (draft ENSIP: Text Record Attestations). Change the record and it stops verifying.
- History from events. Revoked names leave the registry state, so “former member since…” is derived from ENSv2 events.