> ENS, one of the largest and most widely integrated naming protocols in the decentralized web, has added native support for TON ADNL contenthash in its official app.

> eth.limo, the leading gateways for decentralized ENS websites, has also implemented ADNL resolution, enabling ENS names to point directly to TON Sites.

> This is not a minor integration or another token listing on centralized exchange, or promoting a products.

Two of the most recognized infrastructures in the decentralized web are adopting TON’s native networking layer and exposing it to more than 1,6M names and +750 applications across Ethereum and its L2 ecosystem.

> This is a major milestone for TON’s decentralized web: external validation of ADNL, real interoperability between two ecosystems, and a concrete path for Ethereum users and applications to discover and access TON Sites.

> Yet it seems like the TON team considers a coordinated announcement with the officials Ethereum teams irrelevant.

I am having a very hard time understanding that decision.