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Yes, all the transactions are public on the blockchains. Nothing specific to ledger.

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Yes, all blockchain transactions are public by design. That’s what blockchain technology is: a public immutable* ledger. There’s no way to correlate an address to a human without other data, but all transactions and addresses are public.

2 x yes

But, he would still be anonymous as only the transaction data will show. Correct?

Yes, and tether can freeze funds too 🙂

yes this can all be tracked using block explorers because blockchains are just public archives of tx’s between diff addresses.

u still have plausible deniability on who own what or which addresses but u can still see funds were sent from point A to point B and then people can guess etc.

Maybe you should try xmr token if privacy is your concern

yes. and yes

Hey – We’d be happy to answer your questions.

1. Yes, transactions made on the blockchain are public. This means if someone has your Ledger USDT address, they can see the transactions associated with that address. However, they won’t be able to access your funds without your private keys.

2. Similarly, if you send crypto from your Ledger wallet to another wallet like Trust Wallet, the transaction can be tracked on the blockchain. But again, without your private keys, no one can access your funds.
Remember, your private keys are stored securely in your Ledger device and are never exposed. Always keep your 24-word recovery phrase safe and never share it with anyone.

Let us know if you’ve more questions.

Do not answer any dm’s they are all scammers

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