Crypto Wallet MetaMask Integrates Tron After Expanding to Bitcoin and Solana
MetaMask Broadens Its Reach with Tron Integration
MetaMask is further extending its presence beyond the Ethereum network, revealing on Thursday that it now offers native support for the Tron blockchain. This follows earlier expansions to include networks such as Bitcoin and Solana.
With this update, MetaMask users can now manage Tron-based assets and interact with decentralized applications directly from both the mobile and browser wallet platforms. Note: MetaMask is developed by Consensys, which is among the 22 investors in the editorially independent publication Decrypt.
Multi-Chain Functionality and Enhanced User Experience
The addition of Tron enables seamless asset swaps between Tron, Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) networks, Solana, and Bitcoin. Users can transfer USDT, stake TRX, and conduct transactions across these supported blockchains within a single interface.
“Bringing native Tron support is a significant step in our multi-chain growth strategy. Alongside Solana and Bitcoin, Tron is now accessible through one unified platform,” stated Rizvi Haider, Staff Product Manager at MetaMask. “This move aligns with our mission to offer a universal gateway to the decentralized economy, meeting users wherever they are.”
Tron's Growing Ecosystem
According to data from Dune, Tron boasts approximately 3 million active wallets each day and has around $4.7 billion locked in decentralized finance protocols. The network is especially favored by stablecoin users, with over $81 billion in Tether’s USDT circulating on Tron—just behind Ethereum’s $85 billion.
MetaMask’s Evolution Beyond Ethereum
Traditionally, MetaMask has been closely linked to the Ethereum ecosystem, with its parent company Consensys playing a key role in Ethereum software development.
In response to the increasing demand for multi-chain solutions among crypto users, MetaMask has accelerated its efforts to support additional networks over the past year. Support for Bitcoin was officially introduced in December, following initial announcements earlier in 2025.
“MetaMask started as the original Ethereum wallet, purpose-built for that network,” explained Christian Montoya, MetaMask’s Multichain Product Lead, in a January 2025 interview with Decrypt. “But for some time, we’ve been exploring how to expand our reach beyond Ethereum.”
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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