Trustwallet works fine. ETH is only for the whales and the early holders who do not worry about the dollar denominated value of their ETH. This is why you will often hear the platitude about "Don't translate gas fees to USD". These folks conveniently skip the fact that even the nominal gas for a slow transaction is over >120 for the last several months. This used to be ~30ish normally and is ~10 on BSC.
Of course one should continue to stack and hold sats. Still, when it comes to taking your chance on that moonshot or just passively increasing your stack, ETH is no longer the place for that for shrimps and other small creatures.
Thanks for the tip. I'm aware about Trust Wallet as it's heavily promoted by Binance itself. But I was curious to know if there were other alternatives with a greater degree of security for storing BNB long term. The more third-party wallets for BNB, the more fierce the competition will be. This will bring people many choices for storing BNB on a mobile device in case Binance stops developing Trust Wallet in the future.
Believe me, BNB is way better than ETH when it comes to interacting with dApps on a daily basis. Transactions confirm almost instantaneously, while fees remain dirt cheap. The only downside is that Binance Smart Chain is centralized. It could go down the drain in an instant if Binance ceases operations, or governments crack down on the blockchain itself. At least, the code is open source for anyone to build another project from scratch if all else fails.
Nonetheless, I'd expect more wallets to "join the scene" as BNB rises in popularity. Trust Wallet is without a doubt, the best wallet in the world for BNB. But we cannot discard other alternatives in case Binance stops supporting this wallet. I'm bullish on BNB right now, so I'm going to "hodl" most coins on my PC while keeping a small fraction on my Android phone for daily use. Who knows if someday BNB reaches $1k per coin? Just my thoughts