Ledger Vows Full Compensation Post Crypto Wallet Exploit
Ledger commits to reimbursing users post-exploit and enhancing security by discontinuing blind signing, shifting towards Clear Signing standards.
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Ledger commits to reimbursing users post-exploit and enhancing security by discontinuing blind signing, shifting towards Clear Signing standards.
The decision is attributed to the ongoing crypto winter.
The removal of its iOS and Chrome Extension wallets from the market is scheduled for November 1, 2023, although customers will still be able to access their wallets until October 1.
The Ledger Stax is a sleek device that features an e-ink display that can show transaction details and even NFTs on its exterior.
Funds were converted to DAI stablecoins and bridged to the Ethereum network.
Hardware wallet-based staking offers more security and freedom than staking via software wallets and crypto exchanges, according to the head of Ledger Enterprise.
The new crypto debit card supports several leading digital assets, including BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC and USDC.
Its "Genesis Edition" will be limited to 10,000 devices and available for pre-order, the company said.
The new Ledger Nano S Plus is the sixth hardware wallet produced by Ledger since the firm introduced its first wallet HW1 back in 2015.
The new tax integration aims to relieve crypto investors from having to manually calculate their tax bills.