Dune Network is an ecosystem for distributed applications built on a blockchain. Dune Network is a public ledger that utilizes ‘Liquid Delegated PoS’ with its DUN token and a free software platform that is used to embody private blockchains with security, accuracy, and ergonomy. The team focuses on security and accessibility for developers intending to deliver the universal- and business-oriented blockchain platform.

This multi-language blockchain offers the ability to build smart contracts in different programming languages with low to high safety. The goal here is to bring developers through less secure yet expressive smart contract languages and allow them to switch to safer alternatives.

Its whitepaper states that the Dune Network is established on Tezos software. Tezos is a blockchain network or decentralized ledger linked to a digital token. The ecosystem of the Dune Network consists of software and hardware wallets, Dapps, and block explorers for different financial assets. Its aim is to build a rich ecosystem of accessible applications and become a primary platform for blockchain-based businesses. Applications that use such a platform have one or more smart contracts registered on the blockchain network.

DUN is the token of the Dune Network. Four percent of the DUN tokens are held by the Dune Foundation to fund the development of the ecosystem. The Dune Network lets token-holders interfere in the decisions needed for the ecosystem’s development.

The Dune Network was launched on June 24, 2019, just for early investors and became public on September 10, 2019. Its development team consists of nine proficient software developers. The Dune Foundation controls the Dune Network, and the foundation's decisions are carried out by the Dune Council, which is elected on-chain by stakeholders of the ecosystem.

The total supply of the DUN token was 850 million DUN.