“MetaMask, I admire you! While CZ was playing with the dog Broccoli, MetaMask outperformed him! If you look at my page — I’ve been saying for a long time: be first with a card! At least be first in something!”@TrustWallet@MetaMask@cz_binance
@samifami I believe the average user simply wants convenience in everyday life: the ability to pay with a bank card (which you promised), and when traveling, not having to worry about currency conversions or eSIMs.
@samifami Honestly, I don’t understand why you consider “predictions” to be a necessary feature — or something we desperately need. It feels the same as if you added an online casino where we could bet on red or black.
@samifami I’m waiting for the moment when I can travel, live and not think about the fact that I need to constantly convert money, at airports etc. I'm waiting for the moment when I take the Trust wallet card and pay for everything I need! Yes it’s difficult, but you have no choice🤣🤣
While analyzing two competitors — @MetaMask and @TrustWallet — I noticed something interesting.
MetaMask has transformed from a clunky, frustrating wallet into a modern, well-designed product. You can clearly see active development: frequent updates, improved UX,
meaningful product improvements are hard to notice, and the social media presence looks passive — daily “good morning” posts instead of real progress.
What’s even more telling: when people compare wallets today, the discussion is usually between Rabby, MetaMask, and Phantom.
strong communication, and vibrant social media with engaging visuals and content. It feels alive. It feels like a team that actually works on the product.
Trust Wallet, on the other hand, feels stagnant. The roadmap isn’t being delivered consistently,