Hello. This happened when I made my first purchase too. About 25 minutes after completing the purchase through Simplex, I received an email saying that the transaction had been completed. I immediately checked my Wallet and sure enough, I had received my BNB. Hope this helps. Thanks!

@@LoganFike Thanks! I did end up getting my balance of BNB in the wallet, so went ahead and proceeded with the rest of your instructions in video, and completed the transaction/swap for safemoon, but now don't know where that safemoon is? I don't see anything but left over balance from original bnb purchase in wallet. Would this safemoon in wallet take a long time to show up also? Sorry for the confusion!

Yea man, at 37 years old I should've just stuck with dogecoin, but wanted in early on safemoon....although not so early anymore lol. Anyway, 15 min later since pancake swap for moon, yet still not showing up in my trust wallet...so assuming that moon balance will take awhile to show up like the BNB did...all of this stuff like block chain, id's, etc. is making my head spin...so just hope since I have transaction history/proof of BNB exchange for safemoon...it'll eventually show up in my wallet :)

I completely understand! Using these decentralized exchanges and wallets had my head my turning several times. I don’t recall if there was a delay of any sort for my SafeMoon to show up. Try launching PancakeSwap and in the top left making sure the icon is on BSC not ETH. Then paste the SafeMoon address where you originally selected BNB and it should show your available SafeMoon balance if it has showed up in your wallet. I apologize if these directions are not the best, I’m finding it difficult to describe without actually looking at it. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to comment again and I will do my best to help! Thanks.

@@LoganFike Thanks so much for your help! I do see the moon in my pancake swap account, but still not in my wallet at all, and it's been well over 3-4 hrs now....ugh

From my experience, it may spread around the screen over time.

Not yet, but maybe in the future!

Yes, I replaced it completely.

I replaced the entire screen assembly.

I'm assuming that these white spots are caused by dying pixels. That would have to be my best guess but it could be a number of things.

@@LoganFike I had about same spots in my iPhone 6s and they were spreading on top of the screen, I thought that was it with the display. Yesterday, I removed the protective case and found out that the screen had a bent on the top left side caused by inflated battery. I removed the battery and solved the issue. I guess I was lucky this time.

I’m glad to hear that!!!