Metamask

MetaMask has shipped its SNS SDK, bringing Solana Name Service (.sns) domain support to MetaMask, as announced in a social post retweeting SNS. The integration pairs SNS domains with MetaMask Embedded Wallets, letting users register, resolve, and manage human-readable domain identities on Solana.

• With SNS support, domain names can map to wallet addresses for transfers, and users can display their primary domain as onchain identity.
• MetaMask published a developer tutorial covering the SNS + Embedded Wallets integration, including domain resolution, registration, and record management.
• The move follows MetaMask's broader multichain push, which recently added Stellar as a default network.

MetaMask Mobile now supports limit orders on token swaps across Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and Robinhood Chain. Users set a target price on a swap and the order executes automatically when the market hits it, without needing to monitor the price manually.

• The feature is live in the latest version of MetaMask Mobile; MetaMask says users should update the app to access it.
• The rollout extends MetaMask's swap toolkit beyond instant swaps, letting users specify the price they want to trade at on four supported networks.
• MetaMask announced the launch in a social thread describing the feature: "Set your price on a token swap and let us do the rest!"

MetaMask said its prediction market users are unaffected by the incident that led Polymarket to halt trading. MetaMask has implemented Polymarket prediction markets but does not use Polymarket's front end or SDKs, so its users rely on a separate integration.

• Polymarket restricted trading to cancel-only mode and paused relayer actions on Oct 29 after unconfirmed reports of drained wallets and a possibly compromised frontend, warning users not to connect wallets or sign transactions.
• MetaMask's post stresses its prediction-market integration is separate; all Polymarket trading remains halted while the platform investigates the concern.

Stellar is now live on MetaMask as a default network across MetaMask Mobile and Extension, giving every existing account a Stellar address with no extra setup. Users can move stablecoins, manage Stellar assets, and use the ecosystem's most popular apps from the multichain account they already own.

• MetaMask announced the rollout in a post calling Stellar "the network built for global payments and financial access," now "just a tap away."
• The announcement includes a dedicated get-started link for users, with no migration or configuration required for existing accounts.

ENSv2, the next-generation naming protocol from Ethereum Name Service, is live on Ethereum mainnet, launching alongside an updated ENS App and ENS Explorer. The new system lets each name run its own independent subname registry with multi-party management and customizable subdomain issuance rules.

• The launch includes integrations with MetaMask, Safe, and 40+ other ecosystems; MetaMask amplified the news by reposting ENS's announcement.
• ENSv2 introduces a layered registry with a more granular permission model, replacing the v1 registrar for new registrations.

MetaMask rolled out Pro Mode for perps trading on MetaMask Mobile, adding professional-grade order types, clickable order books, and cross-margin support to the wallet's mobile derivatives interface. The feature is live now, giving traders an advanced alternative to the standard perps flow in the app.

• Pro Mode expands the mobile trading experience beyond MetaMask's existing lite perps interface, with deeper order book interaction and margin-mode controls.
• The launch extends MetaMask's push into onchain derivatives, following its pre-IPO perps tied to Anthropic, SpaceX, and Tesla.

MetaMask launched trading of Anthropic pre-IPO perps, letting users go long or short the private AI company's price directly from the wallet.

• The synthetic perpetual contracts track Anthropic's pre-IPO value without requiring ownership of the stock.
• The launch continues MetaMask's push into onchain derivatives, following similar perps tied to SpaceX and Tesla earnings.

MetaMask Mobile now lets users buy 200+ memecoins directly in the wallet, powered by third-party on-ramp providers and available across Solana, Robinhood, BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum, and Arbitrum. MetaMask says it compares quotes from 16 providers, requires no extra sign-ups or leaving the app to verify, and completes purchases in one tap.

• The feature supports memecoins including those on Solana and other listed chains, with provider availability dependent on the user's region.
• Users need to update to the latest version of MetaMask Mobile to access the new buy flow.

MetaMask's Agent Wallet — its self-custodial wallet for AI agents — now plugs into Grok Bot, Cursor, and OpenAI's Codex, and gained a new real-world payments use case: agents can buy Bitrefill gift cards via the x402 HTTP payment protocol, letting users "pay for dinner" with agent-held crypto.

• Backed by MetaMask's transaction security, agents can manage wallets, swap and bridge tokens, trade perps on Hyperliquid, access Polymarket prediction markets, and earn onchain.
• Agent activity is bounded by user-set spend limits and an allowlist of supported protocols, with transaction simulation, threat scanning, and MEV protection on every transaction.
• Users set up the wallet through a command-line interface and skill packages, then delegate trading and payments to autonomous agents.

MetaMask announced a major upgrade to its browser extension that lets users deposit stablecoins into the MetaMask Money Account and start earning up to 6% APY.

• The Money Account is a yield-bearing account built into MetaMask that converts deposited stablecoins (e.g., USDC, DAI) into mUSD and pays variable APY automatically.
• MetaMask markets it with no lockups, no withdrawal penalties, and no account fees, positioning it alongside the wallet's save, trade, and spend features.
• The upgrade was announced via MetaMask's social channels with a link to its Money Account page; APY is variable and depends on market conditions.