---
title: "What's new: a look for every name, one‑signature listing, and a marketplace that stands on its own"
description: "A big batch of marketplace updates just shipped — generative art for every ENS name, listing your whole portfolio in a single signature, one‑transaction cart sweeps, collection offers, and a native order book that keeps working on its own."
published: "2026-07-09"
author: "ENS.Tools"
canonical: "https://ens.tools/blog/whats-new-name-art-one-signature-listing-native-marketplace"
readingMinutes: 6
tag: "Marketplace"
---

# What's new: a look for every name, one‑signature listing, and a marketplace that stands on its own

A big batch of marketplace updates just shipped — generative art for every ENS name, listing your whole portfolio in a single signature, one‑transaction cart sweeps, collection offers, and a native order book that keeps working on its own.

A lot has landed on the [marketplace](/trade) over the past few weeks. Here is the short tour of what is new and how to use it.

## A one‑of‑a‑kind look for every name

Most ENS names have no avatar, so on every marketplace they end up looking the same — a faint initial on a flat background. We fixed that. Every name now renders its own **generative glyph**: a soft gradient “fingerprint” derived deterministically from the name itself. The same name always produces the same art, and no two names look alike, so a grid of listings finally reads as a grid of _distinct_ names.

You will see it on the big hero at the top of each [name page](/trade) and across the listing cards. It is generated from the name — no upload, no setup — and if a name _does_ have a real avatar, we show that instead.

## List your whole portfolio in one signature

Selling more than one name used to mean one wallet signature per listing. Now [Bulk List](/trade/sell?mode=bulk) takes the whole batch, sets a price per name (or a floor across all of them), and asks your wallet to sign **once**. One signature, every name listed — no per‑name clicking, no gas to list. You can jump straight there from the **Bulk List** button in your [holdings](/manage), right beside Bulk Edit, Bulk Extend and Bulk Transfer.

Already listed somewhere else? If you hold names listed on Grails, Bulk List can pull them in and relist them natively at the same prices in a single step.

## Buy a cartful in one transaction

Browsing the grid, add any names you want to the cart and check out the whole thing in a single on‑chain transaction. If someone snipes one of them out from under you mid‑purchase, that name is simply skipped and you are refunded for it — the rest still go through. It is the fastest way to scoop several names at once.

## Offers, including whole collections

Beyond bids on a single name, you can now make [collection offers](/trade/offers) — one offer that applies to any name in a collection. They surface on every matching name and in your portfolio, and if you hold a name a collection‑wide offer covers, you can sell into it in‑app. Accepting a bid on one of your names, and cancelling an offer you have made, are both on‑chain and in‑app too.

## A marketplace that stands on its own

Under the hood, ENS.Tools now indexes the ENS order book itself rather than re‑selling another site’s data. Listing, buying, offers and activity all run on our own index of canonical Seaport orders, so the marketplace keeps working on its own — independent of any single outside venue — and everything you list stays fulfillable directly from here.

## Renew All, now smarter

A quick but important fix: a name that is more than 90 days past expiry has been released and can no longer be renewed — it has to be re‑registered. Bulk renewal is all‑or‑nothing, so a single released name used to fail the entire batch. Now the renewal dialog automatically leaves those names out, renews the rest, and tells you which ones need re‑registering instead — so [Renew All](/manage) just works.

## Try it

Open the [marketplace](/trade) to see the new look, list a few names from your [holdings](/manage) with [Bulk List](/trade/sell?mode=bulk), and build a cart to sweep. Everything settles on canonical Seaport, so your names never leave your wallet until they sell.