MetaMask Token Rumors Escalate as Claim
Talk of a possible MetaMask token, often called "MASK," has intensified after a password-protected site, claim.metamask.io, appeared online. Many traders interpret this as a sign that a token launch could be approaching. The site, which surfaced on October 27, 2025, has pushed the likelihood of a 2025 token debut to 35% on prediction platform Polymarket, as reported by
The claim portal, which is hosted on Vercel Authenticator—a platform frequently used for testing—has left experts unsure if it signals a real token launch or is simply a test page, The Block noted. Still, Consensys CEO Joe Lubin has previously suggested a token is likely. In a September interview with The Block, he described a
Further fueling the rumors, MetaMask’s product roadmap includes a $30 million loyalty initiative, according to product director Christian Montoya. This program offers rewards for trading, referrals, and upcoming features such as MetaMask Card and the mUSD stablecoin, as reported by FinanceFeeds. While Montoya did not directly connect the loyalty program to a token, analysts believe such efforts could pave the way for a future token distribution. The program is part of Consensys’ broader push to decentralize its ecosystem, a goal Lubin has highlighted since at least 2021.
Despite the excitement, caution is still advised. Dan Finlay, MetaMask’s co-founder, has repeatedly urged users to avoid unofficial sources for token claims, warning about phishing risks. In May 2025, he told The Block, "You will not have to find some account on social media giving you a link. It will be in the wallet. It'll be on our main website." His comments reflect Consensys’ awareness of past scams exploiting MetaMask rumors, including phishing attacks in 2023 that tricked users with fake claim sites, as noted by FinanceFeeds.
The market’s response highlights the significance of the situation. Polymarket traders now estimate a 35% chance of a 2025 launch, up from single digits in recent months, The Block reported. Meanwhile, the broader crypto market remains volatile: Coinbase and Citi have announced plans to test stablecoin payouts for institutional clients, and MegaETH’s $50 million token sale was oversubscribed by three times, according to
If MetaMask does introduce a token, it could become a major milestone for Ethereum’s retail community. A governance or utility token would echo the impact of Uniswap’s UNI and Optimism’s OP, both of which are now central to decentralized finance. However, until Consensys provides official information, traders must navigate both excitement and uncertainty. As The Block pointed out, neither MetaMask nor Consensys has commented on the claim portal, but the outlet has promised to update its coverage as new information becomes available.