The Ledger dealer’s $86 million spy-chip scandal isn’t over yet, and last night Trezor went nuclear: it announced plans to shrink its authorized dealer network. Dealers getting cut off will stop receiving new stock starting January 1, 2027. The company insists, “Not a single one of our devices has a problem—this is purely a precautionary measure.”
A cold-wallet user roundup:
A: Bought from the official website. Chilling and sleeping easy.
B: Bought through a third-party buying service. Frantically moved their coins to an exchange overnight—then remembered exchanges aren’t exactly safe either, and quietly moved them back.
C: Wrote their recovery phrase on paper and had a little chuckle—until they realized they’d forgotten where they put the paper.
When a competitor blows up, your first move is to cut off its sales channels. Is this really about user safety, or just a convenient way to bring dealer profits back in-house? Pick a side in the comments.
#冷钱包 #Ledger #Trezor
$BTC $ETH
A cold-wallet user roundup:
A: Bought from the official website. Chilling and sleeping easy.
B: Bought through a third-party buying service. Frantically moved their coins to an exchange overnight—then remembered exchanges aren’t exactly safe either, and quietly moved them back.
C: Wrote their recovery phrase on paper and had a little chuckle—until they realized they’d forgotten where they put the paper.
When a competitor blows up, your first move is to cut off its sales channels. Is this really about user safety, or just a convenient way to bring dealer profits back in-house? Pick a side in the comments.
#冷钱包 #Ledger #Trezor
$BTC $ETH