MetaMask Wallet Protection with Hapi's New Snap

🔒 New MetaMask Security Feature

By Linea
Apr 15, 2024, 7:17 PM
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ConsenSys has announced a new snap for MetaMask wallets aimed at enhancing security.​ The snap, developed by Hapi, is designed to protect MetaMask wallets.​ Linea, a ConsenSys-powered zk rollup, is described as a developer-friendly platform for scaling and accelerating Ethereum dApps.​

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Protect your @MetaMask wallet with Hapi's new snap! Linea is where dapps thrive and make 🔑connections within the @Consensys ecosystem.🚀

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🔥 HAPI #Snap for @MetaMask is out now! 🦊Install HAPI Snap: hapi.one/snap 👉 Long wait is over and you can finally elevate the security of your MetaMask to the next level 👀 Not only that but we also prepared a lot of fun and rewarding activities for HAPI Snap early

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