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ວັນທີ 9 ກັນຍາ, Consensys Software Inc. ຂອງທາງການປະກາດ: ບໍລິສັດເດີມຈະປ່ຽນຊື່ເປັນ MetaMask, ສຸມໃສ່ດ້ານຜູ້ໃຊ້ປາຍທາງໂດຍການດູແລແບບ self-custody; ໂປຣໂຕຄໍ ແລະ ພື້ນຖານຂອງສະຖາບັນ (ລວມທັງ Linea, Besu, Teku ແລະອື່ນໆ) ຈະແຍກຕັ້ງບໍລິສັດໃໝ່ ຍັງໃຊ້ຊື່ Consensys. ຄາດວ່າການແຍກຈະສຳເລັດທ້າຍປີ 2026.
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MetaMask has officially entered the AI-agent economy with the launch of its new Agent Wallet, a tool designed to allow autonomous AI agents to execute crypto transactions directly onchain while still keeping users in control.
The product, currently available in early access, marks a significant step toward the convergence of artificial intelligence and decentralized finance (DeFi). With support for multiple blockchain networks and layered security protections, MetaMask is positioning Agent Wallet as a gateway for AI-powered trading and automated onchain activity.
AI Agents Can Now Trade Across Multiple Chains
According to MetaMask’s announcement, Agent Wallet allows AI systems to perform a wide range of DeFi actions including token swaps, liquidity management, and other blockchain-based transactions.
The wallet initially supports ten major networks:
EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismPolygonAvalancheBNB ChainLineaSeiHyperliquid
Instead of relying on centralized automation tools, the AI agent receives its own dedicated wallet environment through a command-line interface (CLI). Users can then define strict operational rules before allowing the agent to transact.
These controls include:
Daily spending capsApproved blockchain networksProtocol allowlistsTransaction approval rules
This approach gives users the flexibility of automation without surrendering full custody or oversight of their assets.
Security Remains the Core Focus
One of the biggest concerns surrounding autonomous AI trading is security. MetaMask appears to have built Agent Wallet with that issue at the center of its design.
Every transaction goes through four separate protection layers:
Transaction simulationThreat scanningMEV protection through Smart TransactionsCoverage under MetaMask’s Transaction Protection program
Threat detection is powered by Blockaid, while eligible transactions may receive coverage of up to $10,000 per month.
If an AI agent attempts a transaction that violates preset rules or appears malicious, execution is automatically paused. The user then receives a two-factor authentication request through MetaMask Mobile or email, allowing them to approve or reject the action manually.
Guard Mode vs Beast Mode
MetaMask introduced two operational configurations for Agent Wallet users.
Guard Mode
Guard Mode acts as the default security-first setup. It enforces all transaction policies strictly, including:
Spending limitsNetwork restrictionsMandatory approvalsSecurity validations
This mode is designed for users who prioritize safety and oversight.
Beast Mode
Beast Mode, on the other hand, targets advanced traders and developers seeking faster execution with fewer interruptions.
While threat scanning and malicious transaction detection remain active, the AI agent receives broader autonomy in handling transactions and policy edge cases.
The naming reflects MetaMask’s attempt to balance usability and protection for different types of crypto participants.
Built for Developers and Power Users
MetaMask is initially launching Agent Wallet as a CLI-based product rather than a consumer-friendly mobile feature. The company says the first users are expected to be developers, algorithmic traders, and individuals already working with AI-agent frameworks.
The wallet integrates with tools and frameworks including:
OpenClawOpenAI CodexClaude CodeCursorHermes Agent by Nous Research
MetaMask also confirmed that Agent Wallet uses Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)-backed key security. This means private keys remain protected inside a hardware-secured environment while users still maintain ownership and recovery access.
Importantly, users retain custody of their assets and can export their recovery phrases at any time.
A Larger Shift Toward AI-Native Finance
The launch of Agent Wallet reflects a broader trend emerging across crypto infrastructure: the rise of AI-native financial systems.
For years, crypto wallets were built around direct human interaction. Agent Wallet changes that model by introducing programmable financial actors capable of operating continuously across decentralized markets.
This could eventually reshape:
Automated tradingYield optimizationLiquidity managementOnchain research executionPrediction market participation
Rather than simply acting as storage tools, wallets may increasingly become operational layers for intelligent autonomous systems.
MetaMask Director of Product Christian Montoya referenced this evolution by describing MetaMask as a “magic wand” that simplifies blockchain interaction for users.
MetaMask Continues Expanding Beyond Traditional Wallets
The launch also aligns with MetaMask’s broader expansion strategy.
In recent months, the platform has added:
Tokenized stocks and ETFsPrediction marketsPerpetual trading with up to 50x leveragePersonalized rewards systems based on onchain activity
With more than 10 million unique users according to Dune Analytics, MetaMask remains one of the largest gateways into Web3.
Agent Wallet may represent the company’s most ambitious step yet transforming wallets from passive storage applications into active AI-enabled financial infrastructure.
As AI and crypto continue converging, the success of tools like Agent Wallet could define how users interact with decentralized systems in the next phase of Web3 adoption.
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