MetaMask has added support for the Tron network, expanding beyond Ethereum after recent integrations of Bitcoin and Solana. The move broadens user access to diverse blockchains and strengthens MetaMask’s multi-chain wallet strategy.
An invisible strain called ‘ModStealer’ is increasingly siphoning credentials from browser-based crypto wallets, exploiting extensions and DOM injections. Users should audit extensions, enable 2FA, and update browsers.
MetaMask has partnered with DeFi leader Aave to introduce stablecoin yield opportunities for its users, enhancing the wallet’s functionality. This integration allows users to earn interest on their stablecoin holdings, marking a significant step in decentralized finance.
The SEC is poised to dismiss the Metamask lawsuit following a significant leadership transition, according to ConsenSys CEO Joseph Lubin. This development marks a notable shift in regulatory scrutiny over the decentralized finance sector.
ConsenSys’ MetaMask Snaps has taken security to the next level, with their emphasis on consent-based security as the cornerstone of their product strategy. In the words of their exec, ‘Consent is king’, promising greater protection of personal data and financial information to its users.
Multi-billionaire investor Mark Cuban has confirmed reports that an unauthorized transaction of $870,000 from his MetaMask crypto wallet had resulted in a loss. Sources suggest Cuban was the victim of a crypto scam.
MetaMask Product Lead Dan Finlay asserts that “moving fast and breaking things” is not part of the ethos of Web3, emphasizing instead the importance of getting the technology right before moving on.
Cryptocurrency powerhouse MetaMask is facing a legal battle alleging ownership of its trademark and intellectual property. Alleging that MetaMask founders improperly obtained the rights to the brand, this suit seeks to uncover the true origin story of a technology that’s revolutionizing Ethereum.