EVMNS Integration

[stephenpdeos]

Problem

The EOS EVM ecosystem currently relies on complex hexadecimal addresses for interactions and transactions. This can be cumbersome for users, leading to errors and a less-than-optimal user experience. Additionally, as the blockchain space becomes increasingly multi-chain, users need a unified and user-friendly way to manage their identities and addresses across different blockchains.

Opportunity: What are the needs of our target user groups?

Integrating with EVMNS (EOS-EVM Name Service) offers a solution to these challenges. EVMNS provides human-readable and memorable domain names with a .evm suffix, allowing users to interact with the EOS EVM Trustless Bridge Frontend and EOS EVM Blockexplorer using easy-to-remember domain names.

Strategic alignment: How does this problem align with our core strategic pillars?

This integration aligns with our strategic goals of improving user experience, increasing cross-chain compatibility, and fostering community engagement within the EOS EVM ecosystem. It addresses the fundamental need for user-friendly naming conventions and universal identity management.

Solution

Solution name: How should we refer to this product opportunity?

EVMNS Integration for Bridge FE and Block Explorer

Purpose: Define the product’s purpose briefly

The purpose of this integration is to seamlessly incorporate EVMNS (EOS-EVM Name Service) into the EOS EVM ecosystem. By doing so, we aim to provide users with human-readable domain names for addresses, enhance user experience, and facilitate cross-chain identity management.

Success definition: What are the top metrics for the product (up to 5) to define success?

1. Domain Name Adoption Rate: Measure the percentage of EOS EVM users who adopt human-readable domain names for their addresses.
2. User Error Reduction: Monitor the decrease in address-related errors and user support requests, indicating an improvement in the user experience.
3. Cross-Chain Identity Sync: Track the number of users who sync their EOS EVM domain names with other blockchains, demonstrating the value of a universal profile.
4. Community Engagement: Gather feedback and engagement data from the EOS EVM community to assess the impact of the integration on ecosystem growth.
5. Universal Profile Usage: Measure the percentage of users who use their EVMNS domain names as universal profiles across multiple chains and applications.

Assumptions

TBD

Risks: What risks should be considered?

There may be technical challenges in ensuring the seamless integration of EVMNS with existing EOS EVM tools. Proper testing and user feedback loops will be essential to mitigate these risks.

Business Objectives/Functionality

1. Domain Name Integration: Seamlessly integrate EVMNS into the EOS EVM Trustless Bridge Frontend and EOS EVM Blockexplorer.
2. User Education: Provide educational resources and guides to help users understand and leverage the benefits of EVMNS domain names.
3. Community Engagement: Actively engage with the EOS EVM community to gather feedback and drive adoption.

User stories

• As an EOS EVM user, I want to have a human-readable domain name associated with my address to simplify transactions and interactions for common tools such as block explorer and bridge
• As an EOS mainnet user, I want the option to register an EVM domain name for free, enabling me to explore the EOS EVM ecosystem.
• As a developer, I want to ensure that integrating with EVMNS is straightforward and well-documented to encourage adoption.
• As a community member, I want to provide feedback and suggestions for improving the integration to enhance the overall user experience.

Tasks

Beta Give feedback

1. https://github.com/eosnetworkfoundation/eos-evm-internal/issues/52