Ledger News

Germany is consulting companies and industry groups that could become stakeholders in the country’s blockchain development.

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

Member of the European Parliament Eva Kaili declared that central banks have too much control over people’s deposits.

The Italian House of Representatives approved a bill that defines distributed ledger technologies such as blockchain

A TD Bank survey revealed that 90 percent of finance professionals think that blockchain and DLT technologies will have a positive effect on their industry.

R3 consortium member raises $10 million in a Series A funding round to launch a distributed ledger-based ID platform for credit union members.

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.

Ledger signed an agreement with a Hong Kong-based crypto payment startup that will allow its clients to pay for its products with digital currencies.

SEC chairman Jay Clayton declared that ICOs are effective, but also pointed out that “securities laws must be followed.”

The United States SEC has delayed their Bitcoin ETF decision yet again, and Venezuela’s Petro is raised 150 percent in value.

Crypto hardware wallet Ledger to allow users to manage security tokens through Ledger’s desktop app.

During an EU meeting, seven southern EU member states released a declaration asking for help in the promotion of blockchain.