MetaMask rolled out Agent Wallet on June 8, 2026 — a non-custodial wallet designed specifically for AI agents to trade on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains without a human approving every move. The launch opens 200 early access spots, and the tool comes with mandatory transaction simulation, user-set daily spend limits, whitelists, and Blockaid’s scam scanning with 2FA. It’s the first major push from a top wallet into the AI agent market.
What Agent Wallet gives you control over
Agent Wallet isn’t a hands-off bot. Users set daily spending caps and whitelist which addresses the AI can interact with. Every transaction gets simulated before execution. Blockaid’s scam detection runs alongside two-factor authentication. ConsenSys founder Joe Lubin said: 'Machine intelligences will increasingly transact, coordinate, and verify one another on crypto rails.' The wallet is meant to let those machines operate — but within a cage the owner builds.
The race to integrate AI agents
MetaMask commands 26% of the crypto wallet market. But it’s not alone in chasing this niche. Gemini, Trust Wallet, and Tether-backed Oobit are all building AI agent infrastructure right now. The competition is real, and it's early. Agent Wallet’s 200 spots will likely fill fast — and give MetaMask a first look at what users actually want from an AI-powered wallet.
Ethereum’s numbers, for context
ETH sits around $1,600, well below its 20-day moving average of $1,875. Support holds at $1,500; resistance near $1,800. Over $200 million in institutional deployments are cited as fundamental support for Ethereum right now, and the Ethereum Foundation is actively promoting on-chain AI agents. The timing isn't great for price — but the infrastructure push keeps going.
Separately, the Maxi Doge ($MAXI) meme token is in presale at $0.0002823, having raised $4.7 million. It features holder-only trading competitions, a Maxi Fund treasury, and dynamic staking APY.
