The Decentralized Web

These are 4 websites that don't live on the normal DNS internet. They're ENS names (.eth) whose content is stored on IPFS — content-addressed and served from a decentralized network, so there's no hosting company or registrar that can quietly take them down. A single .eth name is both a crypto wallet address and, when its owner sets a contenthash, a website. We reach them over HTTPS through the eth.limo gateway, and each site below is verified to resolve live at our last crawl — dead/unpinned content is common on the dWeb, so we only list what actually loads. Every one is also indexed in Profoundd search.

Personal sites & blogs (1)

vitalik.eth — Vitalik Buterin's website ↗

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Vitalik Buterin's blog.

ENS ecosystem (3)

ens.eth — ENS ↗

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Ethereum Name Service.

luc.eth — lucemans/computer | Luc van Kampen ↗

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Create Epic Shit. Coordinator @ EF. Researcher @ V3X Labs. prev DevRel @ ENS. Focused on privacy, self-sovereignty, and more.

serenae.eth — serenae - anime subtitles ↗

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ENS ecosystem contributor.

How this works: we resolve each ENS name's on-chain contenthash to its IPFS content and fetch it through the eth.limo gateway. Links open the gateway URL (name.eth.limo) so they work in any browser; with a Web3-native browser or the ENS/IPFS extension you can open the raw name.eth directly. This is a starter set — the full on-chain set of contenthash sites is enumerable via the ENS subgraph.