Web3 was a term coined by Gavin Wood, meaning “an internet based on blockchain” and “less trust, more truth.” However, with the rise of AI agents, what we really need is not an internet based on blockchain or less trust, but instead a complete end-to-end cryptographic internet where every interaction is trustless. ENS has been identified as a solution to address the tough problems of cross-chain addresses and universal cross-chain identity. The .eth TLD has the potential to serve as a foundational building block of the verified web, but the ENS protocol must undergo further development and gain broader adoption to fully realize this vision. This talk will cover where we are today and where we are going with universal ENS profiles and trustless resolution of user data.