Tragen Sie Ihre Ledger-Hardware-Brieftasche mit sich herum?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Gibt es eine echte Wallet, in die mein Ledger-Gerät passen kann? Wie eine tatsächliche Wallet Wallet, nicht eine Krypto-Wallet.

Wie trägt jeder andere sein Ledger-Gerät mit sich herum? Ich könnte es an meinem Schlüsselband mit meinen Schlüsseln befestigen, aber ich denke, das ist einfach leichtsinnig.

Könnte es in meiner Tasche halten, aber das Gefühl, dass es auch herausfallen könnte.

Möchte herausfinden, einen guten Weg, um diese um mit mir zu tragen.

Vielleicht ist das Beste, was wäre eine heiße Wallet auf meinem Telefon wie coinbase Wallet oder etwas, halten Sie kleine Menge von Mitteln dort bereit zu sein, verwenden, wie ich brauche, und der Rest ist auf dem Ledger-Gerät gespeichert.

Was sind Ihre Gedanken?

[CashFlowOrBust]

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You don’t need to hide it or worry about carrying it. What you need to protect is your key. You can throw your Ledger in the ocean, get a new one, and immediately regain access to your assets as long as you still have all your secret keys.

[Few-Rhubarb-8486]

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I would never carry one around.

It’d be smarter to leave it at home within a lockable fire proof box/safe.

[RandomTask100]

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You gotta keep it in the anus. But not your own. That’d be too obvious.

[chuoni]

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I use the Ledger mainly for holding and regular receiving funds from an exchange, so I rarely need the device itself. It’s lying around somewhere.

As long as your recovery phrase is stored safely, you can carry the device around without much risk.

[couchguitar]

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The last thing i want IRL is for people to know I have anything of value on my person

[PaganFarmhouse]

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Why on earth would you want to carry it around with you?

[midwestn0c0ast]

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On occasion, yes. I have a Native Union cord bag that has a few pockets and such. Works great.

[Ant1sociaI]

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I keep mine in a safe.

[LaColleMouille]

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Never.

Because call it useless if you want, but security by obscurity is still a thing. I prefer people not knowing I have this, so it’s better hidden at home.

Furthermore, if I really feel the need of having a Ledger with me, it’d be a ledger with few funds.

PIN code is not the extreme security, and I’m not really fancy of the wrench key cryptography attack.

[loupiote2]

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I only carry them when travelling. Otherwise there is no point, unless you want to use them wherever you are.

Your crypto is not stored in your ledger, so if someone steals your ledger, they cannot have access (unless you wrote your PIN on your ledger).

So from a security point of view, carrying the ledger with you makes no sense.

[CoverYourMaskHoles]

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I carry one around, but I keep it empty so the coins don’t jingle in my pocket.

[Peripetiol]

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Idiot

[Care_Novel]

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I leave mine locked up in the house

[Q3752X]

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When I first got into crypto, I used to wear my ledger around my neck when I went to work. But now I have realized that it’s stupid because nobody cares anyway, plus, I was risking a device malfunction from the rare times, the ledger was against my sweaty skin.

This is why Ledger puts out different colors. I bought one with my daughter’s favorite color, just so she can put it in the drawer. Just think about it. Why would you even care what color your ledger is if you don’t want anybody to see you wearing it.

I’d rather ledger put out devices with bulletproof screens. They can be dull gray for all I care.

[EffectiveRelief9904]

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Do exactly that. Keep your ledger in a safe place home

[ExamAccomplished6865]

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One has to just entertain the question: Why?

[Alternative_Driver60]

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I keep it on my keychain. To most of people it looks like a USB. No big deal if it is lost or breaks. What I keep safe is the seed phrase.

[Clean_Pause9562]

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Mines in my safe, where it belongs.

[Zealousideal_Neck78]

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Why would you want to carry it around?

[IndependentSwan2086]

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I do if i travel for more than 3 months

[Buydipstothemoon]

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I have my keys stored on paper somewhere, a backup ledger and one I always take with me in case something unforeseeable happens (house burning, can’t reach my house because of something else, vacation etc.)

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I never would

[grublets]

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I keep mine at home or locked away with a bit of crypto in Exodus on my phone for convenience.

How often have you sent money when away from home that your Ledger was required?

[GFOviedo]

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No.

[Zolota666]

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是的，我放在口袋里很方便 yes

[insecur31]

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Why in the gods name great earth would you carry your key to your life savings in your pocket

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It seems like most of y’all ain’t actually answering this guy’s question. Instead, you’re throwing alternative explanations at him. Now, if I’m getting him right, he wants to know about mobility. We’re talking about how to safely carry that Ledger hard wallet and/ or find a solid method for transacting crypto on a hot wallet app.

Now, personally, I don’t carry my Ledger X around everywhere. That thing’s shape just ain’t practical for me, and I don’t wanna risk damaging it. Ledger devices ain’t exactly built to handle the rough and tumble of daily life, you feel me? So, when it comes to my crypto needs on the go, I turn to Uphold. Covers about 75% of everything crypto for me. My Ledger? It stays put at home, serving as my trusty physical crypto vault.

Now, sure, I got accounts with almost every American exchange out there. But truth be told, I rarely use any of ‚em. Why? ‚Cause they straight up suck at layer bridging between different crypto assets. And let me tell ya, I’m still learning the ropes on that myself.

So, here’s my advice: have a separate wallet as your daily driver. Find one that suits your needs and move only what you need onto that Ledger of yours. That way, you’re keeping your crypto secure while still being able to handle your day-to-day transactions.

[KekoaE]

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Yes, around my neck on a 3mm chain. Both of my ledgers

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Device is not needed for checking your balance or receiving additional coins.

The only time you will ever use it is when sending coins somewhere else.

Keep your written words somewhere waterproof and fireproof. Physical device is easily replaceable.

[StPinkie]

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Been carrying it on my keys for the last 6 years and it’s served me well

[sammys_monster]

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I carry it in my butt when I have to do weekends at the prison.

[cryptowalter4572]

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Why on earth would you.

[bigoldbert23]

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Your ‘back pocket’ will work perfectly for this. Also enables you to hold on to it if you go to prison.

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Hey – While it’s possible to carry your Ledger device with you, it’s generally recommended to keep it in a secure location when not in use. Ledger devices like the Nano S Plus or X are designed to safeguard your private keys offline, providing an added layer of security against potential online threats. For everyday transactions, you might consider using a hot wallet on your phone with a smaller amount of funds, as you suggested.

This can provide a balance between convenience and security. However, remember that hot wallets are more vulnerable to online attacks. For the majority of your funds, keeping them on your Ledger device stored in a secure location is a good practice. This way, even if your hot wallet is compromised, your main assets remain safe.

Remember, the security of your crypto assets is paramount, and how you manage them should reflect that. For more information on hot and cold wallets, you can visit: https://www.ledger.com/academy/topics/security/hot-wallet-vs-cold-crypto-wallet-whats-the-difference.

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