That is their support who wrote that - their reddit support. I know that Ledger is awfully slow when it comes to replying to customer concerns (especially if isn't something urgent), but I sent them an email nevertheless. If and when they reply back, I will share the information here including screenshots to back it up.

In the meantime, if someone is active over Reddit and has an account there, they could also ask them about their refund policy. Ask that Btchip guy (or whatever his name is) whether or not they will cover all charges for bricked devices due to firmware upgrades.   

I had to laugh when I saw the HW.1. So does it actually hold any coins and does it even work nowadays?

Which Ledger, the S or X? Do you use all three (actually all four) hardware wallets? Asking because I want to know whether I should add all four devices into the table next to your name.

Their support also replied just below the screenshot that you posted that all charges incurred for the replacement device will be refunded to the user by Ledger. If they refund all charges, that should include shipping and taxes as well.

One of their "solutions" is to let the battery run out. But that's, of course, far from optimal and it's not something you can do if you face the freezing problem multiple times.



That's not mentioned in the reddit post you shared but I think that should be correct. If the warranty has expired and it breaks, they may not want to replace it. The only way to find out for sure is if you ask them whether or not they will replace a device that broke due to a firmware upgrade even if it's not under warranty anymore. Bad practice if you ask me. If a device breaks because of their own firmware upgrade, it should be replaced no matter if it's still under warranty or not.

I created this same thread in my local Croatian sub-forum to see what people were using there as well. And one of our local members uses a Ledger Nano X "Genesis Block Edition". You can see his post and a few of the pictures he uploaded of the device here. The only difference between the standard and the Genesis Block Edition is in the engraving that is present on the stainless steel cover. 

To je ok. I sam ne vršim ažuriranja odmah čim nešto novo izađe ali kad prođe par tjedana onda da. Kad je u pitanju Ledger, najviše vremena čekam sa nadogradnjom firmware-a. Tu volim sačekati i do mjesec dana. Nek se ispeglaju greške i novi bugovi koji eventualno mogu nastati pa tek onda ide update.

Šta je bilo u pitanju? Neki phishing, lažna aplikacija ili nešto treće? 

Ne šalješ ne njega isplate sa te BestChange kampanje npr? Ili koristiš uvijek jednu te istu adresu pa nemaš potreba da se spajaš na uređaj i mijenjaš?

Is that a fresh screenshot that you made when you constructed that post?
I looked at the Specials on Sportsbet and I can't find that market. I see Oscar winners, UK and US politics, and BBC personalities. Btw, what's the odd that the price won't be over $100k on Christmas day?

It's rather simple really. His signature campaign requires posts to be made in the gambling boards. He is writing those low-effort things making a remark about the design of the site or the speed of the casino, offering some advice and things he doesn't like. And he keeps repeating and recycling the same posts all the time. He easily meets his posting quota because the gambling board is difficult to moderate for the admins due to the sheer amount of posts and spam, and because not many people report rule offenders in the gambling boards, I would assume.

A znači razlog je taj što ih Trezor Suite još uvijek ne prepoznaju. OK, kužim sad. Mada je taj broj nepodržanih coina dosta veliki jer je poduga ona lista na njihovoj stranici a na ovoj slici od btcltcdiggera nema više od 10-15 različitih imena.

Kakva je situacija sa memorijom Od Trezor One uređaja? Pretpostavljam da je sličan pristup kao i kod Ledgera. Tu mislim na instaliranje app-a za određeni coin. Koliko app-ova u istom trenutku može biti instalirano na One-u?

Pa daj da vidimo. Izvadi ga Trofo! (Nano S iz kutije naravno).

Što je ne ažuriraš s vremena na vrijeme? Ovdje možeš uvijek provjeriti koja je najnovija verzija i šta je urađeno u međuvremenu.

At first I was wondering what is that Nano S doing in the background on your screen and why don't you mention that you have one of those as well. Then I realized that it's this thread that's open and visible on your computer screen.

Where is the picture to back up your claims? No picture - no hardware wallet.

That's a really nice law. And the timeframe in which you have been holding your coins doesn't matter? Holding them for one day or one year is treated the same way?

But if the code was public you would be able to spot that instantly, wouldn't you? You actually answered that in your next post, so it's just a rhetorical question. Open-source software is always the better option, but let's not kid ourselves. A big majority of people have no knowledge about coding, they are just drawn to the idea that it's public and verifiable. There is nothing wrong with that, but it would be interesting to do a test and modify a bit of a code to make it seem malicious and wait to see how much time it will take for people to spot it. Obviously no one would want to do that and mess with their company's reputation. I don't think there are more than 10 people on this forum with the technical skills to understand each line of code. Even if there were more, how many of them are active checking each new release and code modification?   

I can't disagree. As a Ledger user myself, that HW is no longer my first choice if I needed a new one. But let's separate privacy concerns from the safety of funds. The hardware wallet does what it was designed to do. It was designed to keep your private keys safe.

Everything that happened with the database leaks is surely not something they did intentionally. Why would they introduce a backdoor now? If that was the goal all along, wouldn't it have made more sense doing it while their reputation was better to affect as many people as possible? The battery problem is a different matter. That's Ledger's mistake and the fault with those working on assembling the devices. 

The problem with bounty hunters is that they don't understand that they can participate in their bounties but still make some effort to create decent posts in other areas of the forum. But they don't care, and they don't want to do that. That's why many users don't like them. Especially social media spammers. Why can't you be a designer who creates artwork for new projects, does translations, or writes articles, but in the same time has a genuine interest in Bitcoin and participates in discussions on those subjects like a normal human being? You don't get many of those. Bounty hunters are mostly focused on their tokens.

Established members and merit sources have altcoin subs on ignore or they simply don't go there. Bounty hunters post mainly in those sections. Add those two pieces of info together and you get the reason why those willing to discuss things normally are users who get merited and are meriting others with similar interests.

Well, theymos solved the mystery behind the custom title. But even if he didn't, we could have assumed that it was either him or Cyrus (not sure if Cyrus has the authorization to create custom titles) who added it. Back in the days, you could have donated 50 BTC to become a forum VIP which also gave you the ability to pick a custom title. I doubt we will ever see someone do that again. So if it happens again, it's either because theymos did it on his own or he was in a good mood when someone asked him to do it.

Ne znam zašto ti samo te coine pokazuje. Nemam Trezor novčanik pa mi nije poznata aplikacija. Znam da Trezor ima firmware samo za Bitcoin i firmware za Bitcoin i ostale altove. na toj slici vidim mnogo forkova od Bitcoina ali isto tako vidim i Ethereum i Ethereum Classic. Prva misao mi je bila da možda nisi instalirao Trezorov Bitcoin-only firmware. Tagovat ću dkbit98 ovdje. On koliko znam ima i Trezor pa možda može uskočiti i zna razlog.

Napoli has been quite unlucky recently with injured players who are all starters. If you look back on the match against Atalanta, they had to play without their two starting central defenders Manolas and Koulibaly. Lobotka began in the midfield because Ruiz was injured and Stanislav isn't really up to the task. They had to overcome injury concerns in attack as well. Insigne got injured and Victor Osimhen is out for a long time already with a facial injury. If you take all that into considerations, Atalanta had a great chance to bring some points back and they succeeded in doing that.

Jel misliš ovdje na internu memoriju kad kažeš da podržava 10ak različitih valuta ili pak o kompletnoj listi podržanih coina i tokena? Po zvaničnoj stranici Trezora (https://trezor.io/coins/), postoji podrška za preko 1800 različitih valuta.

Model T podržava više ali i Trezor One ne šljaka za njim baš previše. Cardano, XRP, Monero, EOS ili Tezos su npr neki coini koje možeš čuvati na Modelu T ali ne i na Trezor One. Ostalo je manje više sve isto kad se krećeš prema dole na ovoj listi.

Let me correct that for you. Most unlisted ICO, IEO, or whatever the newest project trend is give out free coins in the form of airdrops. You don't see established coins do that. Are there official Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Cardano, Solana giveaways that we should know about?   

Airdrops and giveaways are no longer free. They require you to perform certain social media tasks. They are represented as free but they are more of a bounty.

An airdrop can have a malicious smart contract that steals your valuable tokens from your address. It could be pointing to an address where you are asked to perform a verification, download an app, and similar things. One trick that is being used is that a fake MetaMask pops up asking you to update your MetaMask. If you do, you install malware on your device.

Another way to trick the user is when he attempts to swap the airdropped tokens for some other asset. MetaMask pops up asking to confirm the transaction. What it actually does is it asks your permission to transfer a different valuable asset from your account. If you aren't careful and don't check and verify everything (and many people are too lazy to do that), you might give the required permissions and have your tokens stolen.

Not to mention that people are still falling for the "enter your seed phrase in this form for whatever reason" type of scams. 

You are not wrong in the way you explained what a private key is because the Bitcoin Wiki refers to private keys as "secret numbers" as well. But I have always wondered why they opted for that terminology? Why call a string made up of letters and numbers (alphanumeric string) a number? I guess there is a logical explanation behind it.

One user that keeps doing that in a very annoying fashion is SmokerFace. It's probably got to do with his acceptance in the 1xBit signature campaign. He is basically replying similar, generic, and low-effort posts in multiple ANN threads of casinos in the gambling board. Many of those replies end with him wishing the site good luck and stuff like that.

Here are just a few examples of what I am talking about:

Dakle, nemaš više taj stari Nano S ili je i on još uvijek tu i koristi se?
Po čemu se taj Genesis Block Edition razlikuje od običnog Nano X? Pretpostavljam da je hardware isti i da su u pitanju samo kozmetičke promjene?

Šta ti se sviđa kod jedong uređaja a kod drugog ne? Opali i koju sliku svog Trezora ako stigneš da vidimo jesi li ga razvalio već.

People get older, tired of their online habits, and life is taking its toll on them. Those are some of the reasons users are leaving, but there are of course others. I think we are getting some new members, however their reasons for joining and signing up is not to participate in discussions, learning, and spreading their own knowledge. That's the problem.

Most of the newbies that come to Bitcointalk can be divided in two:
1. Those who seek help with a problem they have.
2. Those who have read or have been told that they can earn on Bitcointalk.

The first group simply leaves after they have gotten the answers they are looking for.
Members who belong to the second group explore various earning opportunities (bounties, airdrops, the occasional signature campaign) and aren't really interested to participate in or try to create interesting threads and discussions.