Minion Unipcs’s call-making skills are still not to be underestimated.
Since he bought MASK, the token has surged 133%.
1/ What’s the story behind Nullmask?
Nullmask’s story is “a more user-friendly privacy protocol.”
Users don’t need to download new software or switch wallets. They just connect to its network through the wallet they already use to make completely anonymous transfers, swaps, and withdrawals on major public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana.
It turns what was once complex privacy technology into a simple, foolproof experience that anyone can use.
Nullmask has also proven itself with real revenue: it generated $760,000 in revenue over the past 30 days, ranking first in the privacy sector.
2/ Are there any projects with a narrative that rivals MASK?
I think AmericanFortress is one. Its narrative can be summed up as “ENS for privacy.”
How does AF provide privacy?
AF’s approach is to let you make private on-chain transfers as easily as using Alipay.
It pioneered the Send-to-Name feature, which takes just three steps:
▌Step 1: Register a unique ID. It’s as easy as signing up for a Twitter or WeChat account, and this ID works across all blockchains supported by AF.
▌Step 2: Receive payments publicly, just like with Alipay. Others can send you money simply by entering your ID, so there’s no more copying and pasting long, messy wallet addresses. Although the sender sees and enters your name, the system automatically generates a brand-new stealth address for the transaction on-chain. Outsiders have no way to link that address to you or your actual balance.
▌Step 3: Send privately. This step uses zero-knowledge proofs to protect your privacy, and it’s definitely not a crude approach that mixes everyone’s funds together (it’s not a mixer). You remain in complete control throughout the process.
3/ The difference between the two, in a nutshell
AmericanFortress’s approach is: one unique ID, a fresh address every time. Each transaction generates a dedicated new address, making it much harder for outsiders to piece together your name, wallet address, and transaction history.
Nullmask, by contrast, is more like a “shared ledger where everyone deposits their money, and transfers within the pool are invisible to one another” — a communal pool model. Its advantage is that it integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure and keeps the barrier to entry as low as possible.
Since he bought MASK, the token has surged 133%.
1/ What’s the story behind Nullmask?
Nullmask’s story is “a more user-friendly privacy protocol.”
Users don’t need to download new software or switch wallets. They just connect to its network through the wallet they already use to make completely anonymous transfers, swaps, and withdrawals on major public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana.
It turns what was once complex privacy technology into a simple, foolproof experience that anyone can use.
Nullmask has also proven itself with real revenue: it generated $760,000 in revenue over the past 30 days, ranking first in the privacy sector.
2/ Are there any projects with a narrative that rivals MASK?
I think AmericanFortress is one. Its narrative can be summed up as “ENS for privacy.”
How does AF provide privacy?
AF’s approach is to let you make private on-chain transfers as easily as using Alipay.
It pioneered the Send-to-Name feature, which takes just three steps:
▌Step 1: Register a unique ID. It’s as easy as signing up for a Twitter or WeChat account, and this ID works across all blockchains supported by AF.
▌Step 2: Receive payments publicly, just like with Alipay. Others can send you money simply by entering your ID, so there’s no more copying and pasting long, messy wallet addresses. Although the sender sees and enters your name, the system automatically generates a brand-new stealth address for the transaction on-chain. Outsiders have no way to link that address to you or your actual balance.
▌Step 3: Send privately. This step uses zero-knowledge proofs to protect your privacy, and it’s definitely not a crude approach that mixes everyone’s funds together (it’s not a mixer). You remain in complete control throughout the process.
3/ The difference between the two, in a nutshell
AmericanFortress’s approach is: one unique ID, a fresh address every time. Each transaction generates a dedicated new address, making it much harder for outsiders to piece together your name, wallet address, and transaction history.
Nullmask, by contrast, is more like a “shared ledger where everyone deposits their money, and transfers within the pool are invisible to one another” — a communal pool model. Its advantage is that it integrates seamlessly with existing infrastructure and keeps the barrier to entry as low as possible.