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[dkbit98]

Is someone is still trusting ledger after everything than they have serious problem in their head with low IQ.
But I would also apply similar logic to most altcoins, including coins like zcash pretending to be a privacy coin.
Outside of crypto I could say the same thing for all politicians, but people still trust them and vote in their stupid elections.

[Myleschetty]

I appreciate you starting this thread because it will help newbie understand how some influencer or project team can mislead the people for their selfish benefits.
When I didn't know enough knowledge about Bitcoin years ago, I could recall how Roger Ver's tweet, YouTube video, and statement about Bitcoin Cash being the real thing were nearly mislead me. In addition, I recalled how he nearly caused a misunderstanding among the miners.

https://x.com/rogerkver/status/938483024169226241

https://x.com/rogerkver/status/1031215462678331393

[Pmalek]

The government claims of buying daily actually has been accounted for years now and can be tracked here: https://bitcoin.gob.sv/

That website won't load on my end. I will try again later, maybe without a VPN or by connecting to a server from a different location.

Is someone is still trusting ledger after everything than they have serious problem in their head with low IQ.

I guess I am a low IQ person then.
I have said it before: I have a limited amount of altcoins and those assets are still on my old Ledger Nano S that I have had for many years. When my Trezor Safe 3 finally lands in my hands, I will probably move those alts there. I have no better place to store them for now. Despite everything, I refuse to believe that my altcoins are better off in a hot wallet or exchange instead of the old Ledger.   

[MusaMohamed]

I have said it before: I have a limited amount of altcoins and those assets are still on my old Ledger Nano S that I have had for many years. When my Trezor Safe 3 finally lands in my hands, I will probably move those alts there. I have no better place to store them for now. Despite everything, I refuse to believe that my altcoins are better off in a hot wallet or exchange instead of the old Ledger.   

Because what you stored in that Ledger wallet are altcoins and in limited amount of your wealth, it's how you see it is not too important. I don't know which altcoins you have in that Ledger, if it is shitcoins, let them there is acceptable but if these altcoins are Ethereum, BNB or Solana, even with limited amount I would like to move them to other wallets.

Like you plan to move it to your coming Trezor Safe 3 wallet, it's safer than storing in Ledger wallet.

Surely if you want to move your altcoin fund, it needs to be a migration from hardware wallet to better hardware wallet, not from hardware wallet to hot wallet.

[buwaytress]

The government claims of buying daily actually has been accounted for years now and can be tracked here: https://bitcoin.gob.sv/

That website won't load on my end. I will try again later, maybe without a VPN or by connecting to a server from a different location.

I needed a VPN to access it too. Wasn't always like that. Funny, no?

Is someone is still trusting ledger after everything than they have serious problem in their head with low IQ.

I guess I am a low IQ person then.
I have said it before: I have a limited amount of altcoins and those assets are still on my old Ledger Nano S that I have had for many years. When my Trezor Safe 3 finally lands in my hands, I will probably move those alts there. I have no better place to store them for now. Despite everything, I refuse to believe that my altcoins are better off in a hot wallet or exchange instead of the old Ledger.   

I've not only used Ledgers, I've given them out as gifts. It's not what I'd do now, but there's a lot of thinking one needs to do before settling for a hardware wallet. If it's a few hundred dollars you just need safe storage for medium term, you could do a lot worse =) Think in your case, no immediate tradeoff just yet. I didn't foresee how asshole Ledger could have become over the years, though!

P.S. I have negligible dollar-value alts on an exchange and on a casino site. That's really low IQ but I can't be bothered. Maybe when they suddenly x100,000?

[BlockLegend666]

I have said it before: I have a limited amount of altcoins and those assets are still on my old Ledger Nano S that I have had for many years. When my Trezor Safe 3 finally lands in my hands, I will probably move those alts there. I have no better place to store them for now. Despite everything, I refuse to believe that my altcoins are better off in a hot wallet or exchange instead of the old Ledger.   

Because what you stored in that Ledger wallet are altcoins and in limited amount of your wealth, it's how you see it is not too important. I don't know which altcoins you have in that Ledger, if it is shitcoins, let them there is acceptable but if these altcoins are Ethereum, BNB or Solana, even with limited amount I would like to move them to other wallets.

Like you plan to move it to your coming Trezor Safe 3 wallet, it's safer than storing in Ledger wallet.

Surely if you want to move your altcoin fund, it needs to be a migration from hardware wallet to better hardware wallet, not from hardware wallet to hot wallet.

This view reflects legitimate concerns about the security of digital assets. Hardware wallets like the Ledger hardware wallet already provide robust protection for long-term storage. Transfers simply to replace devices like the Trezor Safe 3 should be justified. If assets include Ethereum, BNB, or Solana, the primary focus remains on long-term security. Any transfer carries risks, such as network errors or misdirected addresses. Therefore, careful review of details before a transaction is crucial. Hasty decisions often lead to unnecessary problems. The time before sending crypto should be used to ensure all data is correct. Avoiding hasty decisions can help prevent losses that are difficult to recover.