In 30 seconds
- ethereumchile.eth is an ENS name managed by Enschile. It's paid through September 5, 2037.
- It issues subnames like yourproject.ethereumchile.eth to people and projects building on Ethereum from Chile. It costs USD 10 and spots are limited.
- You buy it yourself at app.namespace.ninja/ethereumchile.eth or request it on Telegram @enschile with two things: the subname you want and your wallet's public address.
- On Telegram you don't sign anything or connect your wallet. And no one, on either path, will ask for your recovery phrase.
Text of the video, translated
- Your address today: 0xdf5b…3788, “42 characters. Nobody reads them out over the phone.” Your address tomorrow: tunombre.ethereumchile.eth (tunombre means “yourname”), “Your digital identity on Ethereum, today.”
- 01 · The brand. “Ethereum Chile. The first Chilean onchain community.” “ENS name created on July 14, 2017, 22:07:22 UTC.”
- 02 · The cover. “Every brand in the portfolio launches with its own cover, avatar and records.”
- 03 · What a subname is. ethereumchile.eth is the root, the community; tunombre.ethereumchile.eth is your subname, “yours, in your wallet.” “You’re not buying a new domain. You’re joining a name that has existed since 2017.”
- 04 · The community today. The list of subnames on the ENS profile: “16 subnames minted. Each line is a person or a project with a Chilean onchain identity.”
- 05 · What your profile looks like. The example is goldboss.ethereumchile.eth: parent ethereumchile.eth, manager enschile.eth. “Your photo, your social accounts and your wallet. The community’s cover comes included.”
- 06 · How you get in. 1. You pick your name: any available word. 2. We mint it: it’s written on Ethereum. 3. It lands in your wallet, no crypto knowledge needed. Subnames at USD 10.
- 07 · Reserve yours. At app.namespace.ninja/ethereumchile.eth or by direct message.
What ethereumchile.eth is
ethereumchile.eth is a name on ENS (Ethereum Name Service), a naming system that runs on Ethereum and turns long addresses into readable names. Its owner and manager is enschile.eth, the name of Enschile, which edits this guide. If ENS is new to you, start with the ENS guide.
On September 7, 2026 it was renewed for 10 years, and it's paid through September 5, 2037; you can check it on its on-chain profile. It issues the official subnames for people and projects building on Ethereum from Chile. They all end in .ethereumchile.eth.
ethereumchile.eth is not ETHChile (ethereumchile.org), a separate community that organizes the ETHChile event. They are independent projects. “Official” here means issued by ethereumchile.eth; it does not represent the Ethereum Foundation.
What a subname is
Every wallet has an address: 42 characters starting with 0x, for example 0x4c2a…9f1b. ENS gives that address a name. Instead of copying it by hand, you type yourname.eth.
A subname is a name that hangs from another one, the way blog.yoursite.cl hangs from yoursite.cl. It's created by whoever manages the name above it, and it works like any other ENS name:
- It points to an address. Anyone who types yourproject.ethereumchile.eth into a compatible wallet reaches yours.
- It holds a profile. Avatar, description, website and social accounts, in records that compatible apps can read.
- It can be your primary name. That's the name compatible wallets show instead of your address.
Each level is added on the left: eth, then ethereumchile.eth, then yourproject.ethereumchile.eth. In ENS, a subname never outlives its parent name.
Who it's for
People and projects building on Ethereum from Chile. For example:
- Development teams and startups launching an app or a contract.
- Communities and DAOs, organizations that make decisions through on-chain votes.
- Student projects, from courses or universities.
- Independent developers writing contracts, apps or tools.
Rules
- One per project. If your team needs more names, you create them yourself under yours.
- No third-party brands. Names of companies or projects that aren't yours are not issued.
- Reserved words. ethereum, foundation, ens, admin, oficial, official, soporte, support, wallet and airdrop are not issued, so no subname can pose as an official or support channel.
How to request yours
Each subname costs USD 10 and spots are limited. There are two ways to get one.
On your own, on Namespace
Go to app.namespace.ninja/ethereumchile.eth (check that the address is exactly that), pick the subname, connect your wallet and confirm the purchase on that site. The purchase is an Ethereum transaction: on top of the price, you pay gas, the network fee.
On Telegram
- Pick the subname. One per project, with no third-party brands or reserved words. If you pick yourproject, your name will be yourproject.ethereumchile.eth.
- Copy your wallet's public address. It has to be a wallet you control, not the deposit address of an exchange, a platform for buying and selling crypto: a name sent to an exchange can be lost.
- Send both on Telegram. Message @enschile. Enschile tells you how to pay the USD 10, issues the subname and replies with the transaction link, so you can check that it reached your address.
On Telegram we only ask for your public address, which is meant to be shared: you don't sign anything or connect your wallet. If you buy on Namespace, connect your wallet only at app.namespace.ninja, never from a link someone sends you. No one will ask for your recovery phrase, the 12 or 24 words that restore your wallet. If anyone asks for it on behalf of ethereumchile.eth or Enschile, it's a scam. More warning signs in the safety guide.
What you can do with it
The subname comes without restrictions: you can edit its records, use it as your primary name, transfer it and create your own subnames under it. That lets you:
- Get paid at a name. Once it points to your address, whoever pays you types yourproject.ethereumchile.eth into an ENS-compatible wallet instead of copying 42 characters.
- Build your project's profile. Your avatar, description, website and social accounts go in the name's records.
- Show where you build from. The .ethereumchile.eth ending tells people up front that your project is built on Ethereum from Chile.
- Name a contract. If your smart contract —a program that lives on Ethereum— is set up for it, it can have a primary name and show up by name in block explorers.
- Organize your team. Create names like payments.yourproject.ethereumchile.eth or ana.yourproject.ethereumchile.eth.
Each of those changes is an Ethereum transaction, paid with gas, the network fee, from your wallet. The issuance is recorded on Ethereum with its date.
You manage it from your wallet. As with any subname issued without restrictions, whoever manages the root name keeps the technical ability to replace it.
Content and social
The Instagram and Facebook accounts called “ethereumchile.eth” post short videos about what a .eth name does. A 10-episode series ran in September and October 2026 (the “Tu comunidad tiene apellido” video, further up, is episode 7), and since October they have been posting, together with Enschile, the “Test ENS · 30 preguntas” series, an ENS quiz in 30 questions.
Every link is at linktr.ee/Enschile. To request your subname or ask a question, message Telegram @enschile.
If you want to go deeper, Enschile's study guide “Your .eth Name with ENSv2” (in Spanish) is on pre-sale. It's part of a series of six guides at CLP 10,000 each, reserved via Telegram. Details are under Study guides.
FAQ
How much does it cost?
USD 10 per subname, on either path: at app.namespace.ninja/ethereumchile.eth or on Telegram @enschile. On top of that you pay network gas: for the purchase, if you buy on Namespace, and for any changes you later make from your wallet, like editing its records.
How long does it last?
As long as ethereumchile.eth, which is paid through September 5, 2037. The subname has no expiry of its own and you don't renew it, but in ENS a subname never outlives its parent name.
Is it an official Ethereum name?
No. It's an ENS name managed by Enschile, and it doesn't speak for Ethereum, the Ethereum Foundation or any community. When this page says “official”, it means issued by ethereumchile.eth.
Is it the same as ETHChile?
No. ETHChile (ethereumchile.org) is a separate community that organizes the ETHChile event. ethereumchile.eth is an ENS name managed by Enschile. They are independent projects.
What about ENSv2?
ENSv2, the new version of ENS, has been live on Ethereum since October 27, 2026. Version 1 names keep working and migrating them is optional, but there's no going back. A subname like yours isn't migrated on its own: it depends on the root name. To check anything about your name, type app.ens.domains into your browser yourself. More in the ENS guide.
Will I be asked to sign anything?
Not on Telegram: we only ask for the subname you want and your public address. On Namespace you sign one transaction, the purchase, inside app.namespace.ninja. No one will ask for your recovery phrase or ask you to sign from a link sent in a message: if that happens, it's a scam.
Can I have more than one?
One is issued per project. But you can create your own subnames under yours, like app.yourproject.ethereumchile.eth, for your team or your contracts. Each one takes a transaction from your wallet.
Sources
- ENS · ENSv2 Is Live on Mainnet (Oct 27, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Migrating to ENSv2 (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Subnames (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Expiry: a name can't outlast its parent (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Wrapped states: what the parent name can do (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Primary names (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Text records (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
- ENS Docs · Naming contracts (accessed Nov 3, 2026)
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