Nice topic, Shadow. There isnât really a single âbestâ wallet, it depends on what you want. Trust Wallet and Binance are fine for everyday use and quick trades, but the main thing to think about is custody: on Binance you donât control the keys, while on Trust Wallet (and other nonâcustodial wallets) you do, which is generally safer long term if you take good care of your seed phrase. For bigger amounts it can also be worth looking into a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor, since they keep your keys offline and add an extra security layer.
If you want more options similar to Trust Wallet, some popular nonâcustodial choices are MetaMask, Exodus, Coinbase Wallet, Phantom, and SafePal. Each has its own strengths: for example MetaMask is great for EVM chains and DeFi, while Exodus is very userâfriendly and even connects to Trezor if you decide to go hardware later. Maybe a good combo is: keep trading funds on Binance, a smaller hot balance on Trust Wallet or MetaMask for dApps, and move your longâterm holdings to a hardware wallet where they just sit safely.