From my research I’ve been able to see a major con of this device is the amount of different tokens/currencies that can be stored at once (3).
Aside from that, are there any drawbacks to the Nano S from a security standpoint? I only have LINK, so just looking for a cheap but secure method. This is only about 60 bucks so figure it could do the trick. Enlighten me if I’m asking retarded questions
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It's so much easier to go through metamask on a trezor, ledger software is nice and all but also closed source.
>closed source
>hardware in 2020 not having a backdoor
>storing value on this
be a chad, use a paper wallet made on an air-gapped machine that will never touch the internet again
I think that the software is open source but the os is closed source on ledger
truth is only tech illiterate tards are so paranoid...
boot a live disk (no internet) make your paper wallet restart your pc and it's fine. there is no way your pc is routinely recording the amount of information necessary to reconstruct a cryptographic ally secure rng it would violate some laws of physics and technological restrictions on contemporary electronics.
Is it safe to buy this and Trezors from Amazon? Trezors are selling for less than 50 usd ea now and was thinking of picking one up with my stimmies.
you can use ledger in metamask
>much easier
>it would violate some laws of physics and technological restrictions on contemporary electronics.
yes I am retarded, I read "on" as "or", I would also ultimately recommend a trezor but I don't find it more usable with metamask, both are easy unless I'm missing some feature that trezor has?