Imagen Network Builds New Access Layers for Personalized Decentralized Experience
Singapore, Singapore May 8, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Imagen Network (IMAGE) has unveiled a new access layer architecture designed to give users greater control over how they interact with communities and content across its decentralized social platform. This latest upgrade supports more intelligent onboarding, personalized visibility, and permission-based engagement.
The access layers function as customizable gates to user experiences, adapting to behavior, preferences, and identity in real time. From newcomers to community leaders, each user now gains tailored access to features and discussions that align with their needs, without compromising decentralization or transparency.
These new systems also introduce smart moderation tiers and layered group visibility, allowing community builders to segment experiences while maintaining inclusivity. Each interaction remains governed by on-chain protocols, ensuring ownership, security, and traceability across every touchpoint.
Imagen Network is continuing to expand its infrastructure around adaptive design, privacy-first protocols, and user governancebuilding a scalable, intelligent foundation for the next generation of decentralized social networking.
About Imagen Network
Imagen Network is the worlds first decentralized social networking platform powered by AI and blockchain. Focused on privacy, personalization, and user ownership, Imagen Network is redefining social engagement in Web3.
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