Hi there.
Just for you info, you can check your BTC address is a legacy one or a SegWit one.
https://segwitchecker.com
Topic: ledger nano s legacy and segwit (Read 757 times)
Your ledger gives you the option to choose whether you want to store your coins on legacy-address-format (Which is the original address format)
or on segwit-address-format (SegWit was implemented in a soft fork a few weeks ago).
You are free to choose which you want to use. SegWit has the advantage of lower fees due to transactions being smaller in size.
Both of them are safe to use, so its up to you which you prefer.
thx for the answer or on segwit-address-format (SegWit was implemented in a soft fork a few weeks ago).
You are free to choose which you want to use. SegWit has the advantage of lower fees due to transactions being smaller in size.
Both of them are safe to use, so its up to you which you prefer.
Your ledger gives you the option to choose whether you want to store your coins on legacy-address-format (Which is the original address format)
or on segwit-address-format (SegWit was implemented in a soft fork a few weeks ago).
You are free to choose which you want to use. SegWit has the advantage of lower fees due to transactions being smaller in size.
Both of them are safe to use, so its up to you which you prefer.
or on segwit-address-format (SegWit was implemented in a soft fork a few weeks ago).
You are free to choose which you want to use. SegWit has the advantage of lower fees due to transactions being smaller in size.
Both of them are safe to use, so its up to you which you prefer.
ledger nano s has two options legacy and segwit , whts the difference and which one is better ?
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