I tried Binance's new web version of the wallet, and the experience was quite smooth. For ordinary users, there is no need to install a bunch of extensions, and they can log in directly with their Binance account, which is much simpler than those who have never been in contact with the chain.
What I pay more attention to is the meaning of the action behind it -
Binance's move is likely to be preparing for access to Web3 large-scale users.
Now the wallet is multi-chain + built-in Swap, and the next step is to add dApp aggregation, etc., which is basically a Web3 entry-level product.
Previously, Trust Wallet was relatively external, but now this web version of the wallet is obviously Binance's own son, and the resource tilt is likely to be not small.
This matter is placed at this point in time, perhaps betting on a new narrative: allowing users of centralized exchanges to smoothly transition to the on-chain world.
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