Cointelegraph says ENS founder Nick Johnson’s draft asks the DAO to approve activating ENSv2, an upgraded Ethereum naming system. It would stop new .eth registrations on ENSv1, while existing names keep working and remain reserved for their owners on v2; owners can migrate when ready, and migration is irreversible. The v1 registration freeze is reversible. Cointelegraph The Defiant

Cointelegraph says ENS founder Nick Johnson’s draft asks the DAO to approve activating ENSv2, an upgraded Ethereum naming system. It would stop new .eth registrations on ENSv1, while existing names keep working and remain reserved for their owners on v2; owners can migrate when ready, and migration is irreversible. The v1 registration freeze is reversible. Cointelegraph The Defiant

The draft says v2 contracts are already deployed on Ethereum mainnet. If the proposal passes, ENS Labs would open v2 registrations, switch resolution, and transfer its administrative roles to the DAO. The vote would run for seven days and require at least 1 million ENS votes, equal to 1% participation, plus majority approval; execution would then have a minimum two-day timelock. Cointelegraph reports that no voting date had been announced, and the proposal was still a draft. Cointelegraph ENS forum report via Telegram