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The name stays. The receive path changes. Minting is not live.
How it works
- — A public name that never changes: zec.zmask
- — The resolver returns the name’s current ZEC receive path.
- — After a payment, the previous path retires and the resolver returns the next one.
- — Names use a–z, 0–9 and hyphen, with a length of 1–16 characters.
Launch status
- — The cap is 160,000 names. Zero names have been minted.
- — Minting begins after launch; every name is currently available.
- — The $ZMASK amount required to claim is TBD.
- — After minting, names can only change owners through the market.
Economics
- — Claim: 40% destroy / 20% treasury / 40% holders, settled in ZEC.
- — Resale: 60% seller / 30% holders / 10% treasury.
- — The USD quote increases 10% after each 100 names minted.
- — The stonkfun.xyz $ZMASK / ZEC pair rewards holders in ZEC.
- — 15% of resolver surplus buys $ZMASK on the ZEC pair and burns it.
Boundaries
- — ZMASK is not a mixer, vault, custodian, VPN, or email service.
- — The current experience is a pre-launch demonstration; no claim is on-chain yet.
- — A name does not guarantee delivery, privacy, liquidity, or resale value.