Ledger is the leading global company in the manufacture and sale of hardware wallets, and Ledger Nano S Plus is its best-selling product, as it is the cheapest in its range. Recent research by ResearchAndMarkets.com devoted to the hardware wallet market in the US states that the need for hardware wallets is expected to increase in future years, due to increased awareness regarding security, and in particular regarding proper secret key storage practices. Ledger Nano S: the security issue One thing that many cryptocurrency holders often overlook is that the tokens physically do not stay inside the wallet, but only
Charles Guillemet, the Chief Technology Officer at Ledger, announced in a post on X that the Ledger Nano S hardware wallet will no longer receive software updates. Although it was officially retired in 2022, the Nano S has received some limited updates since then. However, Ledger has now decided to…
WHY THIS MATTERS As AI-driven trading tools and autonomous agents gain traction in the crypto ecosystem, security has become a major barrier to adoption. Traditionally, giving an AI agent the ability to trade on behalf of a user required granting access to private keys—something many investors are unwilling to do.…