Mask Network

Mask Network is a browser extension and application built by Dimension that sits on top of existing social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, allowing users to send encrypted messages, make payments, and interact with decentralized applications without leaving those familiar websites. The project positions itself as a bridge between the conventional, centralized internet — often called Web 2.0 — and the emerging decentralized web, or Web 3.0. It is aimed at everyday internet users who want access to decentralized finance and encrypted communication tools without abandoning the social platforms they already use.

Rather than operating its own blockchain, Mask Network functions as a layer on top of existing social networks and is compatible with multiple blockchains including Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain, as reflected in its ecosystem categorizations. The MASK token is used within the network for governance and to access certain features and integrations offered through the platform. Because the project does not run its own consensus mechanism and the block time stored is zero, the on-chain settlement responsibility falls to whichever underlying network a user is interacting with.

The data stored for Mask Network does not include a fee stream — there is no recorded revenue, fee collection, or protocol earnings provided here. This means that fee-based measures commonly found on this site, such as fee yield or revenue multiples, are not applicable to this asset as currently documented. The circulating supply stands at 100,000,000 MASK, which equals the maximum supply, meaning all tokens that will ever exist are already in circulation, the dilution overhang is 0.0%, and the fully diluted value equals the market cap of approximately 41,872,017 USD at the recorded price of 0.418823 USD.