There has been a lot of pressure coming from big companies trying to ban the usage of decentralized applications.
Apple has recently banned dApps from working inside crypto wallets.
Strangely enough, I still have my original wallet created with Trust Wallet from the time it was allowed by Apple, so I can deposit using the BEP2 network. It was saved on iCloud.
But don’t worry.
Despite the ban, which I believe won’t last (see Wikipedia ban on Bitcoin, for example), you can still create a Binance Bep2 wallet, choosing the specific chain when you request to create a new wallet.
See the picture below:
- Above, Binance Chain was added as the main wallet. Just like you’d do with an ETH wallet for using erc20.
In case you don’t do it, your “Multi-Coin” Wallet won’t be that diverse as you’d expect and DeFi Wallets won’t be available at all.
I hope this will clarify things for you, as it took a while for me to understand how it is working nowadays.
Binance DeFi is up and running, but US users must be aware of the following:
To finish:
Our limitations and success will be based, most often, on your own expectations for ourselves. What the mind dwells upon, the body acts upon.
• Denis Waitley
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See you in the future my fellas, when prices pump again, I mean, tomorrow 🤠.
Cheers!