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How does it work ? Any videos anyone can share ? For how long will that hardware be valid for ? submitted by /u/WorldSpark [link] [comments]
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Anybody check this out? submitted by /u/dollarBillz007 [link] [comments]
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I would like to create seed phrases for use in a software-based wallets and applications. But, I want these seed phrases to be derived from my hardware wallet, so with access only to the hardware wallet I can recreate the seed phrases. I want to gene...
More / Bitcoin Reddit - 2 years ago
I'm talking specifics, I know there's different ways to go but what would you recommend. Computer? External Hard Drive? Raspberry pi? I don't know much but I know it needs a lot of space. Either show me exactly what to order or explain it...
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Here's the deal: Bought some bitcoin in December and January, then I created an Exodus wallet and sent all the amount to there (as a temporary solution to get it out of the exchange). During the last weekend I finally decided to buy a Ledger and...
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Title is question. In this subreddit and on r/cryptocurrency, I've seen many posts about this question with the usual arguments regarding software and hardware wallets. While I can understand these arguments, don't understand why well-establi...
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I just read through the documents of coldcard and for transactions it tells the user to install and import everything to a software wallet like sparrow. When I need to run and have all data in the software anyways, what is the benefit of the Coldcard...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
I made this post describing how to change your Reddit Vault address to your own address, which Reddit doesn't officially support, and now have the process available as a tool to make it simpler to do. Here is the Link Note that the process of cha...
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Edit: Thanks to everyone for the incredibly thorough replies with insight and information. I'll be reading all your replies multiple times to digest it all. I am old school. I store BTC on paper wallets generated offline from bitaddress.org, fro...
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Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 2 years ago
The Ultimate Guide to Bitcoin Hardware Wallets: How Signuptoken ...& & Analytics Insight
Bitcoin News / Google News Bitcoin - 2 years ago
Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins: Why You Need A Bitcoin Hardware Wallet& & Bitcoinist
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Ive tried and failed recently to talk about the benefits of DNS security in the crypto space, for some reason i triggered the guardians of the hardware wallets and all the downvote rage lol, but i will try again, here is some links i dug up and a fun...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin.com - 2 years ago
Four days ago, the American rapper, entrepreneur, and owner of Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg, hosted WWE’s annual event, Wrestlemania 39, in Hollywood. The rap star was spotted wearing a gold and black diamond Ledger Nano X around his neck on a...
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by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Crypto wallets are an essential tool for anyone looking to invest in cryptocurrencies, as they allow you to store, send and receive coins. Unfortunately, there is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to crypto wallets. Different wallets offer...
by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
After moving all my coins to my hardware wallet a while back I actually feel a difference. - No more thinking in bed at night - what if my exchange is next? Surely this one is safe... right? - No more thinking in bed at night - it's all secure ri...
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I saw a few threads about hardware and paper wallets, but I didn't find what I was looking for. Some people claim that paper wallets are better than hardware wallets, but then how do they sign transactions? By hand? The main benefit of a hardware...
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by COINS NEWS - 2 years ago
Just like the internet and emails replaced the type writer and mp3 players and ipods eventually replaced the clunky walkman. Society tends to not notice when technological shifts are happening until it booms. With Ledger gaining over 100 million doll...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin.com - 2 years ago
The cryptocurrency hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger has raised €100 million ($109 million) in funding, according to the company’s disclosure on Thursday. Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier says there has been significant demand for hardware wallets....
Cryptocoins News / CoinJournal - 2 years ago
Ledger’s last round was at a €1.3 billion valuation. The startup will use the funds to develop a new generation of hardware wallets, building on its latest offer Ledger Stax. New investors in the series C extension round included VaynerFu...
