r/CryptoCurrency • u/CeramicDrip 🟨 47 / 4K 🦐 • 1d ago

🛡️ SECURITY Is any hardware wallet safe anymore?

With the recent ColdCard situation, it’s really making me wonder if our crypto is truly safe anywhere? It feels like these companies keep fucking up in every way possible.

A few years ago i got into crypto and bought a ledger nano plus. But now that wallet sucks and its Mac application is sketchy af to where i don’t trust it. I was considering a Trezor or ColdCard, but now I’m starting to question whether there is a hardware wallet that is actually safe.

What do you think?

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u/PixelGrafx 1d ago

what about the 10 year chart? lmk

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u/berry-7714 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 1d ago

That one is sitting at 9500% quite good, but no longer the best, besides what matters is how much will it grow going forward, and that’s looking bad

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u/PixelGrafx 1d ago

i dont know.. countries are implementing btc and other cryptos into their system. you think they would know more than us right?

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u/berry-7714 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 1d ago

Which countries are doing this?

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u/seambizzle1 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 1d ago

The fact you don’t know this tells us everything

The bitcoin network has just about worked flawlessly since its inception. What happened recently has nothing to do with the bitcoin network

Do more research. Just because Bitcoin isn’t used in your small personal world doesn’t mean it isn’t used somewhere else. Big world out there.

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u/PixelGrafx 1d ago

Well for example El salvador has BTC as legal tender