You can now input an ENS or related domain name (e.g., <code>vitalik.eth</code>, <code>sassal.eth</code>) directly instead of a wallet address!Example: <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://chainfolio.io/results?chain=ethereum&amp;walletAddress=vitalik.eth&amp;dateType=year&amp;year=2024">Vitalik Buterin’s Transactions</a> on EthereumENS Domains is supported on the following chains:<ul><li>ETH (Ethereum): Fully supported (ENS is an Ethereum-based protocol)</li><li>ARB (Arbitrum): Supported (Arbitrum uses Ethereum-based infrastructure)</li><li>OP (Optimism): Supported (Optimism supports ENS resolution) </li><li>POL (Polygon): Supported (ENS is deployed on Polygon Mainnet) </li><li>BASE: Supported (ENS has been confirmed to work on Coinbase's Base chain)</li><li>GNO (Gnosis): Supported (ENS is supported via its Ethereum compatibility)</li></ul>This update simplifies the process of finding transaction histories for wallets tied to well-known domain names, making the platform more accessible and user-friendly. As always, please share your thoughts on this feature and any other improvements you’d like to see.

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Introducing Domain-Based Wallet Address Lookups