Anyone here owns a Nano Ledger? Could someone explain how they

They aren't more secure than paper wallets, what they are is easier to transfer from while still being as secure.

Transactions are signed on a microcontroller. Because of that, the private key is never exposed to the host controller it's attached to.

>>2491925

This.

The private key never leaves the device. Extracting the private key is possible, but extremely costly. Nation state level costly.

Having said that, it's a good idea to keep hardware wallets physically secure as well.

>>2491854
>They aren't more secure than paper wallets
Yes they are. Paper wallets can easily be hacked with a keylogger.

>>2492046
Agree with you , but viva Keyscrambler !

Where can i find one ?? Its all sold out except amazon 300 usd ! fck that shitt !

It confused the fuck out of me until I got used to it. It's like an ultra super strong password that you plug in rather than type in. It interfaces with a software wallet on your PC to unlock.