I just wrote a post about the possibility of an Airgap Hardware wallet using open source code on Raspberry Pi devices. I think this is the way of the future as the markup on Ledgers is pretty steep and a Raspberry Pi costs less than $40 and you can do a million other things with it. Although the fact that you can do a million other things with it is often seen as a bug rather than a feature when you're talking about secure crypto storage. Still, I think the airgap part of that equation is what makes it a superior idea to traditional hardware wallets.
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