> 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.

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.