One thing I have noticed about some hardware wallets is that they start out as very good, trustable, open-source and highly privacy conscious wallets only for them to turn around on their customers later after they have purchased the devices because of greed.
I believe you can attest to this after purchasing the Ledger x back in the day vs the situation today. I am personally ashamed of recommending people to use ledger hardware wallets back then.
My suggestion is that you get one of your devices with a clean OS that you will never connect to the internet or install in any random app, and then create a wallet in that air-gapped device (electrum, unstoppable wallet, sparrow wallet etc.) and then carefully and securly keep your seeds. This way you avoid this greedy hardware wallet company disappointments.
Topic: Which wallet is the most suitable option when considering a switch from Ledger? - page 2. (Read 269 times)
July 20, 2023, 06:46:04 PM
July 20, 2023, 06:32:29 PM
The most important thing to recommend is to not reuse the private key you used on the Ledger. Create a new key on the new wallet and then migrate the funds.
On my website you have a comparison of the best wallets: https://thebitcoinhole.com/
On my website you have a comparison of the best wallets: https://thebitcoinhole.com/
July 20, 2023, 05:57:03 PM
I will recommend you Passport. It is an open source wallet but it is only supporting bitcoin.
If you need the one that supports altcoins, I will recommend you Trezor. But Trezor coinjoin is from Wasabi which is now censoring bitcoin transactions. So avoid the coinjoin.
If you need the one that supports altcoins, I will recommend you Trezor. But Trezor coinjoin is from Wasabi which is now censoring bitcoin transactions. So avoid the coinjoin.
July 20, 2023, 05:40:21 PM
Which Wallet is the Most Suitable Option When Switching from Ledger, and What Are the Reasons Behind This Choice?
I am currently using the Ledger X hardware wallet. However, I have serious concerns about their closed-source software. Therefore, I am seeking the best alternative that can fully secure my funds. Specifically, I am looking for a multicoin wallet, not limited to Bitcoin.
Could you please recommend the most suitable option and explain the reasons behind your choice? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I am currently using the Ledger X hardware wallet. However, I have serious concerns about their closed-source software. Therefore, I am seeking the best alternative that can fully secure my funds. Specifically, I am looking for a multicoin wallet, not limited to Bitcoin.
Could you please recommend the most suitable option and explain the reasons behind your choice? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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