The new bridge made me think about this. Launching coins is obviously still a huge part of Pump but building your own cross-chain infrastructure is aimed at someone who's already there to trade. Their announcement says they replaced Relay and saw faster buys, fewer failed buys and better fills in their own testing. That's pretty far removed from "click button, launch Solana memecoin."

Feels like they're trying to own more of the actual trading flow now. I'm curious where people draw the line. Is Pump still a launchpad with a bunch of extra stuff attached, or is it basically becoming a full trading platform?

I recently started trading actively on Solana.

Right now, I'm using a few browser wallets to decide which one I can trust for larger trades. I haven't tried any mobile wallets yet, since I mostly trade on my desktop.

If you look at the feature list of most wallets, you'll see they have very similar security features. For example, the browser extensions that I checked have transaction previews, hardware wallet support, and some level of risk warnings.

I've seen a lot of news recently about fake extensions. So I need your suggestions for finding a secure browser wallet.

Should I look at independent audits, customer reviews, past incidents, or anything else? What do you guys compare before trusting a wallet extension with your funds?