Last mentioned: Mar 12, 2026
Financial Integration
CoinFello launches OpenClaw skill for automated MetaMask transactions.
Agency Warning
Cybersecurity agencies issue formal warnings regarding critical vulnerabilities in the tool.
Cloud Update
OpenClawd releases major cloud-hosted platform update as adoption hits record levels.
Malware Alert
Reports emerge of Bing AI pushing malware disguised as OpenClaw software.
Official US Launch
The card goes live for the general public across 49 US states, debuting in New York.
Official U.S. Launch
The MetaMask Card goes live for users across 49 states, marking a major milestone for self-custodial payments.
Regulatory Filing Expansion
ConsenSys ramps up compliance efforts to meet U.S. state-level requirements, including New York's BitLicense.
Regulatory Filing Phase
Consensys and Mastercard work with US state regulators to secure necessary payment processing licenses.
Pilot Program Initiation
Mastercard and MetaMask begin initial testing of crypto-to-fiat spending in select international markets.
Pilot Program Initiation
Mastercard and MetaMask begin initial testing of the non-custodial card in select European markets.
Cybersecurity regulators have issued a formal warning regarding critical security vulnerabilities in OpenClaw, a rapidly growing open-source AI agent framework. The alert follows a surge in adoption for automated financial transactions and cloud-hosted deployments, raising concerns about potential unauthorized access and data breaches.
Mastercard and MetaMask have officially debuted their self-custody debit card in the United States, enabling users in 49 states to spend digital assets directly from their wallets. The launch, which includes the highly regulated New York market, follows two years of pilot testing and represents a major step in merging DeFi with mainstream payments.
Mastercard and MetaMask have officially launched their self-custody crypto debit card across 49 U.S. states, including the strictly regulated New York market. The rollout follows a two-year pilot program aimed at bridging decentralized finance with traditional retail payments.
Mastercard and MetaMask have officially launched their non-custodial crypto debit card across 49 US states, including the strictly regulated New York market. The move allows users to spend digital assets directly from their self-custodial wallets at millions of global merchants.