MetaMask's business model has changed. The once simple wallet now displays in-app advertisements. This reflects a larger trend — Web3 infrastructure is seeking new monetization methods. From gas fees to transaction fees, and now to in-app advertising, wallets are no longer just self-custody tools but are gradually evolving into ecosystem platforms. Is this out of necessity or inevitability?
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BlockchainNewbie
· 12h ago
It's gotten to the point where even wallets have to advertise, web3 is still the same old trick.
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Metamask's latest move really made me laugh, from a pure tool to an e-commerce platform.
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Basically, they can't make a living from honest income, so they're starting to bleed users.
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Awesome, is the next step even requiring ads to export private keys?
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Is helplessness still inevitable? Anyway, it's a combination of inevitability and helplessness, a part of the business society.
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Infrastructure is starting to compete for ad space, is this really okay?
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It's been obvious for a long time that in the end, they'll all become platforms that harvest you.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12h ago
Ah, it's the same old trick again, just new ways to harvest the little guys.
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PonziDetector
· 12h ago
MetaMask has started advertising? Now it really becomes a centralized product, what’s there to boast about Web3?
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CryptoSurvivor
· 12h ago
It's getting ridiculous, even wallets have to advertise. Is the next step to buy a membership to transfer?
MetaMask's business model has changed. The once simple wallet now displays in-app advertisements. This reflects a larger trend — Web3 infrastructure is seeking new monetization methods. From gas fees to transaction fees, and now to in-app advertising, wallets are no longer just self-custody tools but are gradually evolving into ecosystem platforms. Is this out of necessity or inevitability?