Web3 Messaging & Identity: Kima-Hosted Space Recap Featuring Dmail Network & Ecosystem Leaders

On August 6th, Kima Network hosted a powerful Twitter Space exploring the future of Web3 messaging, identity, and user engagement—bringing together a select group of infrastructure and protocol-level innovators driving the next phase of decentralized communication.

Featured projects included:
@Dmailofficial · @WardenProtocol · @CwalletOfficial · @DATSProject · @KorProtocol · @CycleXTeam · @bondexapp

Representing Dmail Network, our COO Daniel James shared how we’re solving one of Web3’s most persistent challenges: reaching and retaining users at scale in a fragmented, multichain environment.

Key Takeaways from the Space

1. Messaging in Web3 Is Still an Unsolved Problem
Daniel opened by stating the obvious: most Web3 projects can’t reach their users reliably. Dmail solves this with a wallet-native, cross-chain messaging infrastructure that works across 39+ chains. Whether you're a DAO, DePIN protocol, or dApp, Dmail transforms messaging into a growth and retention engine.

2. Subhub Powers Communication-as-a-Service
Our Subhub product was highlighted as a critical missing layer in the Web3 stack. With over 550 projects onboarded and 10M+ messages sent, Subhub allows any team to deliver tokenized content, announcements, governance updates, or airdrops directly into user wallets—programmatically and without noise.

3. Mail-to-Earn: Rewarding Attention, Not Just Activity
Daniel explained how Dmail's Mail-to-Earn system allows users to earn rewards by engaging meaningfully with content: opening, reading, clicking, and completing actions. In a world where attention is scarce, Mail-to-Earn turns engagement into an economic loop—boosting both user retention and campaign effectiveness.

4. Retention Through Utility, Exclusivity, and Transparency
With over 2 million monthly active users, Dmail's success isn't based on speculation—it’s built on a cycle of value creation. Users return because they're rewarded. Projects stay because results are measurable. Everything is built with clarity and purpose.

5. Misconception: Dmail ≠ Just “Web3 Email”
One of the biggest misconceptions newcomers have is thinking of Dmail as simply “blockchain email.” In reality, we're building communication infrastructure for the programmable web—with utility spanning notifications, campaigns, identity verification, DAO governance, and more.

6. Collective Progress Through Collaboration
The most powerful insight from the panel was that no single project can solve Web3 user experience in isolation. Identity, messaging, security, and engagement must evolve together—and this discussion made clear that interoperability and cross-protocol collaboration are the path forward.

In Daniel’s words:

“If you can’t reach your users, you don’t have a project—you have a placeholder. Dmail is the protocol layer turning communication into capital.”

Thank you to Kima Network for bringing together this elite panel of builders and thinkers. Web3 will not succeed on hype alone—it will succeed on infrastructure that scales, earns trust, and delivers value. That’s the mission we share.

Stay connected with Dmail:
Website: https://dmail.ai
Subhub: https://subhub.dmail.ai
X: https://x.com/Dmailofficial
Medium: https://medium.com/@dmailnetwork

For partner inquiries, campaign onboarding, or Mail-to-Earn collaboration, reach out to our BD team via Subhub.
Let’s keep building the communication layer Web3 needs.

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