Odaily News In response to the ENS founder’s accusation that Unstoppable Domains stole ENS technology to obtain patents, Unstoppable CEO Matthew Gould responded: “Given the changing landscape of the industry, no meaningful forward-looking guarantees can be made. In my opinion, The only solution is greater collaboration and discussion. Furthermore, Gould said: We refute the suggestion that we stole ENS intellectual property. We patented the technology we built and used it in our system, which is consistent with ENS builds a different system. Gould said: The goal of the Web3 Domain Name Alliance is to help the Web3 domain name industry, avoid conflicts and develop standards, and ENS requires us to open source all of our patents, which ignores the fact that we have already passed our non- Advocate promised to extend a hand of cooperation, but ENS has not yet accepted this promise.” (CoinDesk) Previously, NS development leader nick.eth issued an open letter on the X platform, accusing Unstoppable Domains of plagiarizing multiple patents applied for by ENS. Innovation achievements, such as US11558344 on blockchain domain name resolution. nick.eth stated that ENS and Unstoppable Domains had failed to communicate for many times, so they decided to make the matter public. ENS requires Unstoppable Domains to publicly license its patents to anyone and eliminate the negative effects caused by these patent applications, otherwise ENS is ready to challenge these patents at any time.