ENS tells you how to register a name. Nobody tells you what to do with it after. So we built the guide: scoring, the 7 records, contenthash, IPFS, eth.limo — every step to take a name from "bought" to fully live. Free, no signup. ensscorer.eth.limo

CPR has built: Semantic ENS registry Machine-readable ENS ontology Tiered leasing model Full portfolio with 100% contenthash coverage API-backed ENS infrastructure map Featured Stack architec Doctrine-enforced ENS assistant

Three signals a name is infrastructure, not inventory: 1. It describes a function, not a brand (registry, layer, protocol — not "premium") 2. It resolves on-chain today, not "ready to set up" 3. Its records classify, not promote Test any ENS portfolio against this.

Every namespace in CPR is lease-only. The parent .eth never transfers. Why: a registry that sells its primitives stops being a registry. Owning the canonical name is the product. Sub-leasing the use is the revenue. Different model than the rest of ENS. Intentionally.

Canonical Protocol Registry is live. 2,811 protocol-grade .eth namespaces, classified by infrastructure function. Lease-only — names never sell, parent rights stay with the registry. Built for protocols, agents, and the systems that haven't been built yet. canonicalprotocolregistry.com

Canonical Protocol Registry™ | ENS Infrastructure Namespace Registry

Authoritative ENS namespace registry for protocol infrastructure. Over 2,750 .eth domains classified by function, queryable through a public API, and 100% resolvable on-chain. Built for protocol teams...

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