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Just so you know it can store as much crypto as you want. Crypto is on the blockchain. Your keys are on the device. You will not have enough storage for all the apps perhaps on the S but you can delete and install what app you need at anytime. It’s a pain but works safely and is fine to do. Also in case you don’t know, to receive crypto you don’t even need the device. You just need your tested and trusted receive address. Use the X mainly and set up your S as a backup.

Last I heard you need like 360+ DOT. This number is always increasing…

Look into staking with pools. Coinbase also allows staking at about 9% right now.

With respect to the Polkadot Minimum Staking Threshold, there is a minimum amount required to be eligible for receiving rewards.

It’s currently at ~364 DOT ([here](https://staking.polkadot.network/#/nominate) is a link for reference) based off of the Polkadot Staking Dashboard. Ledger has no control over this as well, notably this is all dependent upon the Polkadot network’s architecture for staking.

You can however look into [Nomination Pools](https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/7533743296797-How-to-join-a-Polkadot-nomination-pool?support=true) and start staking your DOT with as little as 1 DOT (all while securing everything with your Ledger device as a hardware wallet).

Regarding your second question, there are browsers (like Chrome, Firefox, and Brave for example) and then there are 3rd party wallets (like MetaMask, MyEtherWallet, Taho, My Crypto, Phantom, and many, many more) – and so it depends on user preference.

If you find that one combination of browser and wallet work particularly well for you, it’s generally a good idea to stick with what works best – however you can always rest assured that as long as your connecting to each wallet (on any browser) – the accounts will be connected to the Ledger that you have plugged in.

You’ll always be able to plug your Ledger into different wallets on different browsers and it will be the same accounts being generated (because it’s the same Ledger / aka the same 24 word recovery phrase generating the accounts).

You have a bit of a misconception on how Ledger devices work. The nano s is only limited in the number of apps you can have loaded at one time. You can store as much crypto as you want. Simply remove an app to load another.

Staking DOT on ledger is convenient. I’m sure others will offer different options but I like the simplicity and how it seamlessly deposits my staking rewards right on the ledger.

u will need more than 250 DOT you’ll need like 350 or somethin the minimum threshold way higher.

just use nomination pools for staking DOT

also try to use chrome and metamask or perhaps brave or firefox if it works for u.

try diff wallets too like instead of Metamask use MEW or myCrypto etc.