Bitte überprüfen Sie, ob Ihre Hardware-Geldbörse mit der Wiederherstellungsphrase oder Passphrase für das ausgewählte Konto eingerichtet ist.

That means the either the XLM account has been set up with another recovery phrase, or that you used no or another passphrase when setting up the XLM account.

This message means exactly what it says… You need to work out what your seed messing up with either the passphrase or recovery seed, as it doesn’t match what you used when you added the account to Ledger Live.

Why are you even playing with with assets? Leave it alone for another 3 years..

Seems like you made a mistake with one of the words or the passphrase, so you set up a different wallet. Try again?

Do you have more than one Ledger?

The answer is literally in your title.

This is a very important point u/GrassSignificant7271 – you **need** to make sure that you know which device (aka the 24 word recovery phrase that set up the Ledger) created the account you want to access.

For this reason I like to title my accounts according to which Ledger created it – that way I know which Ledger to have plugged in when accessing the account (so I don’t get this error message).

My example would be this:

I have a Ledger Nano X and a Ledger Nano S Plus and I have Bitcoin accounts for each, but each Ledger is set up with a different, unique 24 word recovery phrase.

My accounts would be titled like this: My Nano X accounts would be „LNX_BTC“ to show that they’re my Bitcoin accounts created with my Nano X ***and on the opposite end of this equation*** my Nano S Plus accounts would be titled „LNS+BTC“ to show that they’re my Bitcoin accounts created with my Nano S Plus.

If I follow this type of account titling system, I won’t run into the „invalid recovery phrase or passphrase“ error message when attempting to access certain accounts (maybe with the wrong device or 24 word recovery phrase).