Smart contracts just got an identity upgrade. Each one now carries a human-readable, fully verifiable identity—something that makes audits cleaner, integrations smoother, and tooling way more intuitive. The setup? Contracts sit under a structured ENS namespace that directly mirrors Liquity V2's architecture (think v2.liquity-protocol.eth and similar patterns). This kind of organization cuts through the chaos when you're working with complex protocol layers and external systems.
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Smart contracts just got an identity upgrade. Each one now carries a human-readable, fully verifiable identity—something that makes audits cleaner, integrations smoother, and tooling way more intuitive. The setup? Contracts sit under a structured ENS namespace that directly mirrors Liquity V2's architecture (think v2.liquity-protocol.eth and similar patterns). This kind of organization cuts through the chaos when you're working with complex protocol layers and external systems.