🇨🇳 RT @felix_fan: Nowadays, people have become accustomed to Trust Wallet's cross-chain features, which is a good thing. This is true for us developers and the industry as a whole.
Some companies tend to prioritize their own interests, whether it is their own chain, protocol, or ecosystem, but we do not. History has shown that this closed-system strategy ultimately leads to user attrition.
I believe the best wallets must be able to integrate seamlessly into any ecosystem, minimize the features developed in-house (such as security, private-key signing, and a consistent user experience), and be willing to work with native developers.
The best way to retain users is to remain relevant to and natively compatible with all ecosystems. 🇺🇸 RT @felix_fan: nowadays people normalize trust wallet being chain-agnostic, it's a positive thing. For us, builders and the industry.
some companies tend to support their own agenda, let it be their chains, protocols or ecosystems, we don't. History has proven this closed-system strategy end up losing users' interest.
i think the best wallet has to seamlessly plug into any ecosystems, be minimalistic on what we build in house (security, private key signing, cohesive ux etc.) and open the gate to work with native OGs/ developers.
the best incentive for users to retain is to remain relevant & native across all ecosystems.
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CZ_Binance reposted content published by felix_fan.
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felix_fan said that people have become accustomed to Trust Wallet's cross-chain features and considers this a good thing for developers and the industry.
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felix_fan stated that they would not prioritize only the interests of their own chain, protocol, or ecosystem.
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felix_fan believes that the best wallets should integrate seamlessly with any ecosystem and work with native developers.
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felix_fan believes that the best way to retain users is to remain relevant to and natively compatible with all ecosystems.
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This is a forwarded industry opinion. Its core claim is that wallets should not be limited to a single chain or closed ecosystem, but should support different ecosystems and collaborate with developers in each ecosystem. The original text did not announce any specific product updates, partnership arrangements, or business changes.
Why it matters to readers
The opinion emphasizes cross-chain compatibility, open access, and developer collaboration, but it currently reflects only the speaker's position and cannot be used to confirm that Trust Wallet or other relevant parties will take specific action.
Beginners can understand a “cross-chain wallet” as a wallet capable of connecting to multiple blockchain ecosystems. Broader support may allow users to use the same wallet across different ecosystems, but the original text did not specify which chains would be supported or how this would be implemented.
Risks and unknowns
“A closed-system strategy will ultimately cause users to lose interest” is a judgment stated in the original text; no data or cases were provided to substantiate it.
It is unclear whether this opinion represents CZ_Binance, Trust Wallet, or another organization’s formal product strategy.
The original text did not disclose any new cross-chain integrations, developer partnerships, product adjustments, or implementation timeline.
The original text did not explain the potential security risks or technical limitations that cross-chain compatibility may involve.
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