Exodus is VaultRubric's pick: it scores 67.5% vs Trust Wallet's 50.0% (a 17.5-point lead).
Data as of · Last updated · By VaultRubric Research · How we score · Not investment advice.
Exodus and Trust Wallet are both popular software wallets. Below: the sourced facts side by side, then VaultRubric's equal-weight score with the math shown, so you can see exactly why one comes out ahead. Every number links to its source and date; anything we couldn't verify says not found.
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| Fact | Exodus | Trust Wallet |
|---|---|---|
| Price (USD) | not found | not found |
| Supported coins | not found | 40+ 40+ networks src · 2026-10-10 |
| Security incidents | none in curated data (not proof of none) | 2025-12 Malicious browser-extension v2.68 published via leaked Chrome Web Store key; ~$8.5M drained from 2,520 addresses src src 2023-04 CVE-2023-31290: Trust Wallet browser extension generated keys with only 32 bits of entropy; exploited Dec 2022 and Mar 2023 (~$170K); Trust Wallet reimbursed affected users src · 2026-10-11 src · 2026-10-11 2023-07 CVE-2024-23660: Trust Wallet iOS used time-seeded randomness for wallet generation; exploited 2023-07-12; Trust Wallet says affected users were notified and migrated; researchers report multiple victims; reimbursement not documented src · 2026-10-11 src · 2026-10-11 |
| Open source | not found | not found |
VaultRubric pick: Exodus
⛔ Trust Wallet: customer funds hacked 2025-12 and not shown as fully reimbursed. Score capped at 60%, not eligible to be the pick.
⚠ Trust Wallet: Hacked 2023-04, customers reimbursed
| Criterion (weight) | Exodus | Trust Wallet |
|---|---|---|
| Price (17%) | 10/10 | not found |
| Security (17%) | 5.5/10 | 0/10 |
| Supported coins (17%) | not found | 10.0/10 |
| Ease of use (17%) | 9.0/10 | 7.0/10 customer reviews (Trustpilot), may skew positive |
| Support (17%) | 4.0/10 customer reviews (Trustpilot), may skew positive | 2.0/10 customer reviews (Trustpilot), may skew positive |
| Backup/recovery (17%) | 7.0/10 customer reviews (Trustpilot), may skew positive | 6.0/10 |
| Overall | 67.5% coverage 83% | 50.0% coverage 83% |
0.167×10 + 0.167×5.5 + 0.167×5.0* + 0.167×9.0 + 0.167×4.0 + 0.167×7.0 = 6.75 → 67.5% (* unknown, imputed)0.167×5.0* + 0.167×0 + 0.167×10.0 + 0.167×7.0 + 0.167×2.0 + 0.167×6.0 = 5.00 → 50.0% (* unknown, imputed)From independent reviews; each point links to its source.
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On VaultRubric's equal-weight rubric, Exodus scores higher (67.5% vs 50.0% for Exodus and Trust Wallet respectively). The better choice depends on what you weight most; run the tool with your own priorities.
Yes, our data records: 2025-12: Malicious browser-extension v2.68 published via leaked Chrome Web Store key; ~$8.5M drained from 2,520 addresses; 2023-04: CVE-2023-31290: Trust Wallet browser extension generated keys with only 32 bits of entropy; exploited Dec 2022 and Mar 2023 (~$170K); Trust Wallet reimbursed affected users; 2023-07: CVE-2024-23660: Trust Wallet iOS used time-seeded randomness for wallet generation; exploited 2023-07-12; Trust Wallet says affected users were notified and migrated; researchers report multiple victims; reimbursement not documented.
Each criterion gets 0–10 from cited evidence (curated dated data, live independent reviews, and AI analysis that must quote its source verbatim). Weights are normalized to 100%; missing data is scored at a conservative placeholder (5/10, or the comparison median if lower) so it can't lift a rank, and real-evidence share is shown as coverage. Under 75% coverage can't be the pick; within 3 points is Too close to call. Platforms with an unreimbursed customer-funds hack in the last 48 months are capped at 60% and can't be the pick. Fund-loss hacks deduct 3 security points; incidents where no customer funds were lost (data/email leaks, company-treasury losses) deduct only 0.5, half after 24 months and zero after 48. Criminal guilty pleas (−2) and major civil settlements (−1) in the last 5 years reduce the security score.