Anyone have a hardware wallet? Thoughts on them? I feel like

Ledger Nano S by far the best

>>2278062
How often do they update it so you can add different coins? For instance if I want to put Siacoin on it....would it be reasonable for them to update it in the foreseeable future?

>>2278062
>Ledger Nano S
I canceled my order.
Just save the passphrase encrypted on an external hard drive.

>>2278047
they are a great solution. i have a trezor.

Not risking my mad gainz because i'm a tightass.

the top benefit - key never leaves the device.

>>2278047
Paper wallets have been and always will be the safest option

>>2278183
until you get keylogged and then you're fucked.

>>2278147
How do I send crypto from exchange to my HD?

>>2278209
This

I kind of want to buy a trezor just because they have a door supervisor...

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>>2278252
forgot pic

>>2278252
Have trezor and can vouch for its ease of use. Seems to be the most secure as well, but more technical anons will hopefully speak up.

I just wish they supported more coins and added GUI support faster. They support LTC and ETH, but ETH is done through myethereum wallet rather than their online gui. LTC has some other weird thing where it won't work through their gui, but its supported in the firmware - I'm pretty artarded technically and not going to fuck with that till they add GUI support. The other coins they support are I think Z cash and Dash. I store my dash there.