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For a .eth name, given the current contracts on the Ethereum main network: What is the minimal possible amount of characters permitted and what is the maximum number? Also: Will these two values remain constant over time? On-chain, are they mutable? In the code: where are they checked for?
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ok thanks @ca98am79. Maybe another related question: Do you know where I could quickly get ahold of a list of of all ens names; or rather: Where I could find out which character lengths are most commonly used as ens names, e.g. "Most users use a length between 5 - 20 chars" ?
@TimDaub I don't think there's a convenient dashboard that allows you to filter the names the way you want, but you can use https://etherscan.io/enslookup to find all of the registered names. With a simple js/python script you can fetch this data and parse it to get the answers you're looking for :)
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