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Crypto wallet Ledger raises $109M as demand for self-custody soars

The funding is the first of three rounds for the hardware wallet provider, whose success has been fueled by growing awareness of crypto self-custody.

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Scam alert: Trezor warns users of new phishing attack

The new active phishing attack is trying to steal Trezor users’ crypto by tricking investors into entering their recovery phrase on a fake Trezor site.

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Btcpay Introduces New Coinjoin Plugin for Enhanced Bitcoin Privacy for Merchants

On Monday, Wasabi Wallet and the open-source bitcoin payment processor Btcpay announced a new plugin for the Btcpay server. The plugin implements Wasabi’s Wabisabi coinjoin coordination protocol, allowing merchants to benefit from privacy enhancement. By activating the newly launched plugin, all the funds that merchants receive and send will be coinjoined, or mixed together with […]

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Trezor to produce chips for hardware wallets to shorten supply cycle

Trezor wants to respond quickly to demand-triggering events like the FTX collapse by taking control of wallet chip production.

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1inch Network Launches Hardware Wallet for Storing Users’ Private Keys in a Secure Offline Setting

The decentralized exchange aggregation service 1inch Network has announced the launch of a cold storage hardware wallet. The team notes that the project is in its final stages of development. The hardware wallet, expected to go on sale later this year, features a 2.7-inch e-ink grayscale touch display and it does not require a wired […]

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1inch launches proprietary hardware wallet as self-custody trend grows

1inch Networks’ upcoming hardware wallet has no direct connection to the internet and doesn’t require any wired connection.

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Bitcoin price not more important than financial independence: Trezor CEO

Amid Bitcoin briefly returning to above $19,000, Trezor’s new CEO Matěj Žák said there’s something more important than its price.

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Multi-party computation could offer increased protection for crypto wallets

Multi-party computation can help users to protect their private keys and seed phrases when used in wallets.

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How to keep your crypto safe in 2023: a few tips from an analyst

Lead on-chain analyst at Glassnode, James Check, explains why taking self-custody of your private keys has become more important than ever and how to do it in a few simple steps.

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Ledger hardware wallet adds DeFi tracking feature

The Ledger Live app, which pairs with Ledger hardware wallets, integrated a new DeFi tracking feature to monitor performance analytics of over 1,000 protocols.

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