Mask Network

Mask Network is a browser-extension-based tool that lets people send encrypted messages, make payments, and share files directly on mainstream social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, without leaving those sites. It is built by Dimension and positions itself as a bridge between the existing web and the decentralised web, sometimes called Web 3.0. The intended audience is ordinary internet users who want access to decentralised finance and privacy-preserving communication without abandoning the social platforms they already use.

At its core, Mask Network overlays a peer-to-peer encrypted messaging layer on top of conventional social media feeds, so content can be posted publicly but read only by intended recipients who also run the extension. The MASK token operates across multiple blockchain environments, including Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain, and is used for governance and access to features within the Mask ecosystem. No consensus algorithm is recorded for MASK itself because it is a token that runs on top of existing host blockchains rather than operating its own chain.

The data provided does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol income associated with Mask Network, so no fee-based analysis can be offered here. The circulating supply stands at 100,000,000 MASK, which equals the maximum supply, meaning the dilution overhang is 0.0 percent and no further tokens are scheduled to be issued. The fully diluted valuation therefore equals the market capitalisation of approximately 42,471,283 USD, and there is no future supply pressure from unreleased tokens.