I am pretty sure it's a bug.

Since every thing is very clearly showing on the blockchain, I would say there are nothing to worry for Backslash77. The balance are in his wallet. According to the transaction on the blockchain 1 BTC was sent to the address 3KodMvBcdXdUfNMV5v8Fe1rvrzRibPzoZw and the rest were gone to the changed address which is bc1qssyu9sxgczgvtdxt3jctf7kxf4gh50qx2zxp0d  is this case.

I never felt to try my Ledger Nano S with Electrum. If I ever do then may be I will write a short post about it.

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Edit:

I can confirm that one needs to update their Ledge Live to have this feature for your Ledger wallet.




@Backslash77
Can you try to Clear cache of you Ledger Live?

Go to the settings icon on the top right corner, next to synchronize.


Click and then go to help tab and finally find the Clear blue button to clear the cache.


Not sure if that will help but worth trying.

are you sure this is your transaction?
That transaction is like BitCryptex said. The person sent 1 btc and the 0,52 is a change.

Give us more information. You said you received 1 btc, and now your wallet is empty?

I advice you to install electrum, follow these steps (https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005161925-Set-up-and-use-Electrum) and check for you balance. Something may be bugged with ledger live and native segwit addresses (may be a bug, this is a new feature)

Are you sure that you have sent 1.52 BTC? It looks like bc1qssyu9sxgczgvtdxt3jctf7kxf4gh50qx2zxp0d is a change address which belongs to you. It means that you might have sent only 1 BTC by an accident. Check the account or wallet from which you sent coins; they should be there.

According to this page, you have to create a new account. I can't give you any further details since I don't own any Ledger device anymore.





Some people don't want to use Electrum for some reason. This thread is targeted at eople familiar only with Ledger Live