What are Hardware Wallets?

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Hardware wallets are physical devices that store cryptocurrencies securely offline. They protect private keys from online threats such as malware and phishing. With a user-friendly interface and support for many cryptocurrencies, they are ideal for long-term secure storage of digital assets. Examples are Ledger and Trezor.

Ledger Flex

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Ledger's next-generation hardware wallet with secure E Ink touchscreen
Thanks to the Secure Element chip and Ledger's proprietary operating system, the keys are securely stored offline
secures 5.500+ (to the complete list) cryptocurrencies
connect Ledger Flex to your iOS or Android smartphone or your desktop computer
Simple verification and signing of transactions on a single touchscreen
currently available at a price of 249,00 € (click here to check the current price)

Trezor Safe 5

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Secures 9.000+ (to the complete list) cryptocurrencies - alternatively also available as a Bitcoin-only version Simple operation with vivid color touchscreen and haptic feedback for confirmation. Protected by Secure Element, PIN and password Crypto management with the Trezor Suite, as an app or on the web Currently available at a price of 169,00 $ (click here to check the current price)

BitBox02

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the latest Swiss hardware wallet protects your digital assets optimally available in a multi or bitcoin-only version for maximum security Navigation via convenient touch sensors modern USB-C connection for easy connection to PC and smartphone available for 109,00 € (click here to check the current price) in the official store