The company behind the MetaMask wallet will keep the wallet and rename itself MetaMask, with Joe Lubin as CEO. Linea, Besu and the institutional infrastructure business move into a newly formed company that carries the Consensys name. Completion is expected by the end of 2026.

The Consensys-owned wallet provider opened early access Monday for autonomous AI agents to trade across 25+ EVM chains and Hyperliquid, with transaction simulation and $10,000 in loss coverage as the security pitch.

MetaMask now supports the ERC-7715 standard, allowing agents and dApps to request execution permissions on OP Mainnet.

A new OpenClaw skill from CoinFello addresses a key security issue with AI agents using crypto.

The move lets eligible non-U.S. users trade more than 200 tokenized securities directly inside MetaMask’s self-custodial wallet.

Wallet-native stablecoins are seeing growing adoption, fueled by liquidity programs that offer incentives.

However, each trade via the web3 wallet comes with a 4% fee, unlike betting directly on Polymarket.

Polymarket odds briefly jumped above 40% after the new domains hinted at an imminent MASK airdrop.

The legacy Ethereum wallet by Consensys is teaming up with the largest on-chain prediction market.

Wallet providers are racing to provide improved infrastructure, in-app perpetuals trading, and now may be gearing up for token airdrops.