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Mentions
MetaMask's own name is on its warning list too. 8 sites added Oct 30 copy MetaMask, and 5 are free Google Sites pages. A real wallet never asks you to type your recovery words into a website. Record: flarereef.flareforward.com List by @MetaMask: MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect
@Nerochain_io @bitget If a virus is detected when adding a network to a MetaMask wallet, an investigation must be conducted—involving the primary MetaMask wallet—to determine whether or not that wallet was actually implicated in the incident. github.com/metamask/eth-phishing-detect/issues
@OfficialZeroFi @MetaMask If your project is being falsely flagged, please report it for review: github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues
@MetaMask issue raised: github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues
Ever wondered how metamask agent wallet works under the hood When an AI agent is told to swap a token or interact with a dApp, the interesting part isn’t the prompt itself—it’s everything that happens afterward. The MetaMask Agent Wallet connects the agent to wallet infrastructure through the `mm` CLI and `metamask/agent-sdk`. First, the agent turns your instruction into an action. From there, the wallet layer determines details like the network, contract, token, calldata, and transaction specifics. However, the agent doesn't simply receive a private key and send transactions directly. With a server-wallet, the signing key is protected inside a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). In Guard Mode, transactions can also be checked against network, address, and token-recipient allowlists, as well as a rolling 24-hour outflow limit. Then comes the part I find most interesting: the transaction can be simulated and scanned for threats before it is signed. Once it passes all required checks, the protected signer signs it, and the transaction is submitted to the EVM network, where the target smart contract actually executes the requested function. So, the architecture looks more like this: AI intent → Wallet infrastructure → Policy → Security checks → Signing → Smart contract → On-chain state change That’s what makes an agent wallet fundamentally different from simply giving an AI access to a standard wallet. [MetaMask Agent Wallet — CLI Setup](github.com/MetaMask/metamask-docs/blob/main/agent…) [MetaMask Agent Wallet — Trading Modes](docs.metamask.io)
MetaMask just merged Apple Pay support into MetaMask Mobile for the upcoming update including Crossmint-powered multichain buying, and they even used $XMEME in the demo. Retail is really about to one-click Apple Pay into memecoins from MetaMask soon? metamask-mobile#36511 t.co