Hard forks and Nano Legder

[Mister k]

Lots of hard forks should happen in the next few weeks.
Is it a good idea to keep my BTC and ETH on a Nano Ledger S?
Will I be able to get the new coins there or do I have to move my BTC and ETH on exchanges that support those forks?

[bear303]

You can find what you need on the ledger's website
ex: https://ledger.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004780294-Read-before-installing-Bitcoin-Gold-BTG-important-notices

Ledger does not strong support for hard fork
You better move the coins into the platform supporting the hard fork

[OmegaStarScream]

An exchange could choose between supporting a fork or not. If they choose to not do that, you will basically lose your forked coin (while the exchange still have them as they control the private keys for your addresses) while in Ledger nano S, even If they choose to not support the forked coin, you still have access to your private keys (indirectly using the seed) and you could import it somewhere else to claim the new coin.

[HabBear]

while in Ledger nano S, even If they choose to not support the forked coin, you still have access to your private keys (indirectly using the seed) and you could import it somewhere else to claim the new coin.

For this reason alone it is better to leave your coins on the trusted Ledger, rather than move them to an untrusted hard forking coin developer owned wallet...that no one has ever heard of.

A mediocre alternative is moving your coins to YoBit or another major exchange that has already announced support for the hard fork you're chasing (I realize their may be several).

Ad this Omega gent states above, while Ledger may choose not to support a hard fork, you still have the control of your coins and can move them to claim the forking coins...all of them.

[ImNewAnDontKnowWhat2Do]

For this reason alone it is better to leave your coins on the trusted Ledger, rather than move them to an untrusted hard forking coin developer owned wallet...that no one has ever heard of.

A mediocre alternative is moving your coins to YoBit or another major exchange that has already announced support for the hard fork you're chasing (I realize their may be several).

Ad this Omega gent states above, while Ledger may choose not to support a hard fork, you still have the control of your coins and can move them to claim the forking coins...all of them.

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[Enbloc]

Historically, Ledger supports most major forks, ETC, BCH. You control the private seeds for the wallets.