Silvester Savanevskij

TWT remains one of the few utility tokens in the market that actually stands on real product value.

Trust Wallet continues to grow its user base and generate strong revenue through swaps, network fees, and integrations all without relying on hype cycles or VC funding.


The token itself has a clear use-case: fee discounts, and ecosystem rewards directly tied to wallet activity. With over 210 million downloads and consistent on-chain volume, that foundation gives TWT real substance compared to most L2 or DeFi tokens.


What makes it even stronger is the background Trust Wallet is a Binance-acquired product with deep infrastructure connections, solid security, and a well-established brand in self-custody.

If non-custodial adoption keeps accelerating, TWT’s utility and demand are likely to grow alongside it.


At current levels, the market still underestimates how valuable a widely used wallet token can become once mainstream users fully move to self-custody.
$TWT @TrustWallet

A recent projection suggests that quantum computers could be powerful enough to break today’s cryptographic keys by March 2028. This marks the so-called “Quantum Doomsday Clock” a reminder that the era of post-quantum security is closer than most expect.

What does this mean for crypto holders?
Quantum computers could, in theory, compromise existing encryption methods used to protect private keys and blockchain transactions. That’s why major platforms are already preparing for the shift.

Binance and Trust Wallet are leading the way
Both platforms continue to upgrade their security architecture to prepare for quantum-resistant standards and general best practices:

Binance
Binance has been awarded the internationally recognized ISO 27001 (information security management) and ISO 27701 (privacy information management) certifications.
The platform also successfully completed a SOC 2 Type II audit, validating its controls over data security and operational effectiveness.
Binance offers strong user controls such as two-factor authentication (2FA), wallet address whitelisting and cold storage of the majority of assets.

Trust Wallet
Trust Wallet holds ISO certifications including ISO 27001 and ISO 27701, which validate its adherence to rigorous information security and privacy management practices.
It is non-custodial: users retain full control over private keys, which are locally encrypted on the device.
Trust Wallet incorporates built-in security tools such as a Security Scanner (to detect risky tokens / smart-contracts), biometric authentication, encrypted backups and hardware wallet integration.

💡 As the industry moves toward post-quantum cryptography, using trusted, constantly updated platforms is one of the best defenses you have. Binance and Trust Wallet remain among the more secure options for storing cryptocurrencies, not only for today’s threats but for the quantum era that’s coming.
@Binance Square Official @TrustWallet