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50 sats \ 3 replies \ @OT 10 Sep \ on: Is Ledger Nano S Plus a Good First Hardware Wallet? AskSN

Have a look if the Ledger Nano S is still being maintained. I remember hearing that they have stopped support for it.

If it's not easy getting your hands on other hardware wallets, consider putting together a seedsigner.

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10 sats \ 2 replies \ @SkyLords OP 10 Sep

That is exactly the problem here. SeedSigner and similar devices are not really available in Türkiye. At the moment, Ledger is basically the only hardware wallet I can get easily without dealing with complicated imports. So even if there are better alternatives on paper, availability becomes the deciding factor for me.

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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @OT 10 Sep

Seed signer is just a raspberry pi zero, but other raspberry pi's can also be used

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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @SkyLords OP 10 Sep

First of all, I do not actually know how to build a SeedSigner with a Raspberry Pi Zero. Also, for me, buying a Ledger is currently cheaper, simpler, and more predictable than putting together a SeedSigner from parts. That said, if I knew exactly how to build one, I would probably try it as an experiment.

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