There are roughly half a billion crypto users around the world and, at the most generous estimate, only 2.5% are using hardware wallets. That’s a tiny number, but I’m relieved it’s not higher. Why?

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BitBox announced today it has launched the BitBox02 Nova, a redesigned hardware wallet built for Bitcoin self-custody, which introduces native compatibility with iOS devices and a new Bluetooth ...

Blockstream's Jade hardware wallet is now the first to interact with the Bitcoin Lightning Network. Hardware wallets have long been the gold standard for securing bitcoin, but they have remained ...

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A significant drop in Bitcoin reserves on exchanges is the evidence of rising self-custody adoption, Trezor chief commercial officer Danny Sanders said. Update (12:45 pm UTC): This article has been ...

Fully wireless hardware wallet introduces the world’s first auditable secure element and quantum-ready architecture for next-generation protection Trezor, the original hardware wallet company, has ...

Supported assets are one of the biggest practical differences between these two wallets. In short, Ledger is typically the better fit if you want maximum flexibility across many assets, while SafePal ...