Imagine opening your MetaMask wallet and jumping straight into trading perpetual futures without leaving the app. That's the buzz that's got the crypto community talking, thanks to a tweet from @zoomerfied that's gone viral.

The tweet claims that MetaMask is set to launch in-wallet perpetuals trading powered by Hyperliquid, citing GitHub as the source. For those new to the lingo, perpetuals (or perps) are a type of futures contract in crypto that doesn't expire, letting traders bet on price movements with leverage—think amplified gains (or losses) on assets like Bitcoin or even meme coins.

Posted on September 19, 2025, the tweet quickly racked up over 700 likes and sparked a flurry of replies and quotes. Many in the community are hyped, with users like @ventuals echoing "Hyperliquid" in agreement, while others poke fun at MetaMask's notorious lag issues.

One hilarious reply from @eles captures the frustration perfectly: "position about to be liquidated, need to add more collateral in a hurry... metamask deciding it wants to load for 19 years for absolutely no reason." Accompanied by this meme of the endless loading screen:

And then there's @0xCoochie calling it "2-month-old news juicer" with a frustrated cartoon character:

Skeptics are out in force too. @beast_ico quipped, "ehh...given that half the time i open the wallet it freezes i don't think i'ma be doing any perps from it lmao." And @MomoOnChain asked the real question: "Bruh how laggy is this going to be?"

But why does this matter for meme tokens? Meme coins like ZOOMER, which the tweet curiously brackets at the start, thrive on quick trades and hype cycles. ZOOMER, a Solana-based meme coin fueled by community power with no taxes and burnt liquidity, could see easier access to leveraged trading. If MetaMask integrates Hyperliquid—a decentralized exchange known for its high-speed perps on its own layer-1 chain—it could democratize advanced trading for retail users, including those chasing the next big meme pump.

Hyperliquid has been making waves with its focus on permissionless trading and tools for bridging assets seamlessly. Recent GitHub activity and community requests, like those on the MetaMask forums, suggest this integration might not be far-fetched. A post from @ericonomic even points to GitHub evidence of upcoming perps support in MetaMask.

If this rolls out, it could bridge the gap between simple wallet functions and sophisticated DeFi plays, making it easier for blockchain practitioners to engage with volatile assets like meme tokens without juggling multiple platforms.

Of course, this is still in the rumor stage—MetaMask hasn't officially confirmed anything. But in the fast-paced world of crypto, tweets like this often precede big announcements. Keep an eye on MetaMask's GitHub and Hyperliquid's updates for the latest.

What do you think? Will this supercharge meme token trading, or is it just another laggy dream? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.

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