After the launch, everyone is criticizing it. I think Binance should be very clear about the reasons by now. Without even discussing the launched projects, let’s just talk about this wallet itself.
Many people might not dare to speak up since Binance is a big company, and they don’t want to offend anyone. However, I think Binance should listen to the users' voices. The last time they made a grand update announcement for the Binance wallet, it was already a very substandard and defective product.
After going through a lesson, I'm not quite sure if the first sister @heyibinance has experienced this product. I also don't quite understand if the product manager of the wallet has really used it. This thing is like those hyped-up press conferences in China, only to end up with an immature beta version.
I don't know if Binance Alpha is really Alpha, but this wallet certainly matches the characteristics of Alpha. To be honest, the wallet experience does not quite meet Binance's standards. Whether you admit it or not, Binance is currently the leader in the industry, and the products they have created are even inferior to some second-tier exchanges. How can that be satisfactory?
I wonder if Binance can consider having an internal test before the official launch in the future, to listen to the feedback from internal testers and make significant adjustments before going live. This is how a major company should operate.
Let's talk about the features. Alpha makes buying very convenient; just click and enter the amount. But selling? It's hard to find. I got stuck on the trading interface for a long time due to network errors. Also, the tokens I bought didn't show up in my assets; I had to add them manually (that's how it was for me, not sure about you). Then, you have to click into the token to sell it. The market interface is also hidden in a corner.
This thing, if it doesn't work, go take a look at the interface of AVE.ai. It has various features and is a product that aligns with public usage habits. What do users need? Simplicity and convenience, quick buying and selling, market information, summaries that are visible at a glance, not something like a game of hide and seek. This is very unreasonable.
I don't know if Binance remembers that they invested in a wallet app: Safepal. Many people might not have used it, but Safepal has always focused on hardware wallets. However, I find this wallet very easy to use. It has a simple web version of Binance built-in. Although small, it’s well-rounded and can be considered a Dex integrated with a Cex. Binance's direction for wallets is not problematic, but if they can't develop the product well, they should consider bringing in the Safepal team for guidance.
As for the projects launched, I can't be bothered to criticize. I can only say that the Binance Alpha token selection team is not that great. Alright, a new day, let's keep going!
