The creators of Metamask have not excluded the launch of a token, but if that happens, users can expect a transparent deployment and the scam test.
Co-founder Dan Finlay replied Coyly when asked questions about a native metamasque token, saying that any official announcement would come directly from the interior of the portfolio itself, not via social networks or e-mail links.
Although no official plan has been confirmed, Finlay has recognized that the evolving American regulatory landscape could offer more flexibility to the versions of compliant tokens, especially in the current administration. He encouraged Crypto manufacturers to enjoy the moment to explore new possibilities, which suggests that this could open the door to a new innovation.
Metamask explored the idea of a token in the past, with internal discussions and public councils dating from 2021. The proposed token, Mask, was envisaged as part of a strategy to gradually decentralize consensys. According to previous statements, the token is focused on community funding rather than governance, with mechanisms in place to dissuade opportunist agriculture.
Finlay also warned against the risks of media speculation, which often becomes a magnet for phishing attempts. Any liberation from a legitimate token, he said, would only be visible in the portfolio itself or on the official Metamask channels-now again.
Metamask remains the most used Ethereum portfolio, serving tens of millions of users per month. To maintain its advance, the team continues to refine the user experience while the competition warms up in other wallets such as Rainbow and Rabby.
