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Morning Minute: MetaMask Hands AI Agents a Wallet

MetaMask's Agent Wallet lets AI agents trade crypto on their own. Plus, Bitcoin reclaims $65k despite the Clarity Act facing a new delay.

Tyler Warner

Publisher Decrypt

Aug 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM UTC · Updated 18 天前 · 4 分钟阅读

Morning Minute: MetaMask Hands AI Agents a Wallet
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Entities

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Market Impact

BTC+0.11%$78,819

Last Updated

18 天前

翻译中…

GM!

Today’s top news:

  • Crypto majors are slightly green; BTC at $65k
  • Clarity Act vote officially delayed until after August recess, 13% chance to pass
  • BTC ETFs see another $138M in net inflows, now $750M+ on week
  • Robinhood Chain hits new ATH in active addresses after Cashcat gets listed on Robinhood US
  • New NFT mint Mancer triples on debut, token runs 11x to $8M

🦊 MetaMask Hands AI Agents a Wallet, With Guardrails and a “Beast Mode”

MetaMask launched Agent Wallet on Thursday, a self-custodial wallet that lets AI agents trade crypto on their own, within limits the user sets.

The pitch is autonomy without handing over the keys: an agent can run swaps, perps, prediction-market bets, and staking across Ethereum-compatible chains and Hyperliquid, but only after users have:

  • capped its spending
  • allowlisted the protocols it can touch, and
  • picked a risk setting.

There are two modes users can choose from, the cautious “Guard Mode” and a fully-let-it-rip “Beast Mode.”

  • Guard Mode (default): Users pre-approve the protocols and addresses the agent can touch, and anything outside those rules, or above the spending limit, pauses for 2FA sign-off before it executes
  • Beast Mode: Drops the allowlist so the agent trades freely with no approval prompts, relying on real-time threat scanning as the only tripwire, though user spending caps and a malicious-transaction 2FA backstop still apply

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+0.12% (24H)

Market Cap

$1.58T

Circulating Supply

20.1M BTC

24H Volume

$42.9B

24H High

$81,200

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