Hardware Wallet News

BTCC veteran Bobby Lee claims the Chinese have always thought of Bitcoin as an investment rather than a payment system.

Hardware wallets manufacturer Ledger announces that its cryptocurrency management software Ledger Live now supports over 1,250 Ethereum-based ERC-20 tokens.

Ledger will provide its asset management system to Estonian cybersecurity-focused crypto exchange Rokkex.

Cryptocurrency swaps and hardware wallet producer ShapeShift addressed recent KeepKey hardware wallet vulnerability allegations.

Youniqx Identity AG, a subsidiary of the Austrian State Printing House, has developed a cryptocurrency hardware wallet.

An open car hardware wallet solution will be provided by Daimler, the corporation behind Mercedes-Benz, in partnership with blockchain startup Riddle & Code.

Switzerland-based crypto exchange ShapeShift launched its non-custodial multi-chain digital assets platform.

EU hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor has responded to a report from its competitor Ledger that described vulnerabilities in Trezor’s devices.

Ledger’s Attack Lab has found five vulnerabilities in hardware wallets of its direct competitor Trezor.

Ledger published a post apologizing for how a recent software update for the Ledger Nano S decreased the device’s storage capacity.

Ledger Live new mobile app favors the company’s newer Nano X device, with more support for Nano S coming later on.

Crypto hardware company Ledger has exhibited its new Bluetooth-enabled wallet in Las Vegas.

Ledger claimed that the recently uncovered vulnerabilities in their hardware wallets are not critical.

Software security researchers have reportedly been able to extract private keys from the Trezor One hardware wallets.

Vctrade, the cryptocurrency exchange owned by Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings, started accepting crypto deposits.