MetaMask now supports Bitcoin, allowing users to buy, send, and receive Bitcoin alongside Ethereum, Solana, Monad, and Sei assets.
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MetaMask now supports Bitcoin, allowing users to buy, send, and receive Bitcoin alongside Ethereum, Solana, Monad, and Sei assets. The integration comes nearly a year after the wallet first announced plans to expand beyond Ethereum.
Users can access Bitcoin trading after upgrading to the latest MetaMask version. Those who make swaps into Bitcoin through the platform will earn reward points as part of a $30 million rewards program designed to support the community ahead of the wallet's native token launch.
The Consensys-owned wallet has recently rolled out multiple feature enhancements to maintain its position in a competitive landscape. In August, MetaMask launched mUSD, its own stablecoin on Ethereum and layer-2 scaling network Linea.
The platform added native support for swaps on Hyperliquid in October, enabling traders to place long or short positions on the perpetuals decentralized exchange directly through the wallet. Earlier this month, MetaMask integrated Polymarket for in-wallet predictions on sports, crypto, and politics.
MetaMask recently expanded network support to include Monad and Sei alongside its existing Ethereum and Solana compatibility. The company plans to add additional networks throughout 2026 as part of its broader expansion strategy.
The MetaMask Rewards program will distribute over $30 million during its first season, including LINEA tokens. Users can earn referral rewards, incentives in the mUSD stablecoin, partner rewards, and token access through the program.
Bitcoin traded at $85,584 following the announcement, down 3.8% in 24 hours and 32% below its all-time high of $126,080. The integration positions MetaMask to capture users seeking multi-chain wallet solutions as the crypto ecosystem continues to diversify across networks.
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