Mask Network

Mask Network is a browser-based application designed to let people use Web3 features—such as encrypted messaging, token payments, and decentralized file sharing—directly on top of existing social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, without leaving those sites. It is built by a company called Dimension and positions itself as a bridge between the traditional internet, sometimes called Web 2.0, and the emerging decentralized web, known as Web3. The intended audience is everyday internet users who want access to decentralized finance and privacy tools without abandoning the social platforms they already use.

Mask Network operates as a browser extension that layers Web3 functionality onto conventional social media pages, using peer-to-peer encrypted messaging as its foundation. The MASK token is an ERC-20 compatible asset that exists across several blockchains, including Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain, and is used for governance and to access or unlock certain features within the Mask ecosystem. The data does not specify a consensus algorithm for MASK itself because it relies on the underlying blockchains it is deployed on rather than running its own validator network.

The data provided does not include a fee stream or protocol revenue figure for Mask Network, so no fee-based measures such as fee yield or protocol earnings are available on this site. The circulating supply stands at 100,000,000 MASK, which equals the maximum supply, meaning all tokens have already been issued; the dilution overhang is 0.0 percent and the fully diluted value equals the market capitalisation of approximately 46,604,737 USD at the recorded price of 0.466042 USD. Because there is no fee income captured in the data, any analysis that would normally rely on fee-to-revenue ratios or similar metrics is not applicable here.