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RE: Hardware Wallet: First Use!

in LeoFinance4 years ago

I always, and I mean always make test transactions now after screwing up one and losing a bit of crypto to the abyss because of something not entered correctly. It wasn't a large sum but it still sucked!

OMG! I know how that feels. Hard lesson to learn for me, too. I just tell myself, 'at least I learned that lesson early on', to make me feel better.

I'm getting myself a hard wallet for Christmas this year, so it's nice to read about stories like this.

Thanks for sharing. :)

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Yeah the lesson is a tough one for sure but these types of things are the best way we can learn lol.

Some have feelings about particular wallets versus others but I am not at the point where I can really say much about mine other than the ledger nano S is nice but the device doesn’t have a lot of storage on it. I tried to load like 8 wallet addresses on it but it didn’t have enough space. Not a huge issue for me but in the future it will outgrow its usefulness and I’ll need to get another one if more coins get added. Just food for thought!

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I own a Ledger Nano S too ( since a year or three ) and it's true that there's little storage space on it. You can install more than 5 coins on it though. It's just a matter of deleting one, then installing a new one and then deleting another and re-installing one you need to transact with ( at a later time ) and so on and so forth. It's kind of a hassle but possible. I plan to get myself a Nano Ledger X soonish to not have to deal with this.

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