👇ens.eth has released a video explaining the tech behind the new ENS subdomains that for the first time are independently existing NFTs.

For even more nitty-gritty tech detail read the 🧠 article put together by @serenae_fansubs:

@ensdomains CALLED IT 🔥🔥

@ensdomains video gives no purpose or use cases for the fuses. this probably looks and sounds like rocket science to vast majority of people

@ensdomains Sounds like how Michael Carbanaro the magician describes his physics to people who have no idea and they get impressed on his show. 😂 this made no sense and people will pretend they understand it. #ENS #NFTs #NFTcommunity #Web3

@ensdomains Please make #wordmoji like this a category! #ENS @ensvision #NFTs

@ensdomains Great educational video! The more of these for the community the better. 🔥 🚀

@zerozerocoins @ensdomains 🍻👀

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@ensdomains veru useful 👌👌🔥🍀🚀

@DylanMeador @ensdomains Fuses are the worst definition

They are calling them now 'permissions' instead of 'fuses' because the term 'permission' is more familiar to most users. But the one good thing about the term 'fuse' was that once you burn a fuse you can't unburnt it, and that's how these permissions work. So, in that sense, the original term 'fuse' was a clever choice. But it is true it is a somewhat confusing term so probably their decission to call them permissions on the app is the best option. (Oh my god, I sound like Chat GPT lol!)