The crypto wallet maker Ledger and Tony Fadell, an iPod creator, inaugurated the Ledger Stax hardware wallet.
As per Pascal Gauthier, Ledger’s CEO and chairman, Ledger aim to modify the Stax and shape it into a more stylish and functional device than the Nano S.
Ian Rogers, chief experience officer of Ledger, announced, “We wanted to do something that is more fun and fits with where culture is going,”
The wallet highlights its features, it seems like a credit-card device with magnets embedded so that multiple devices can easily be stacked. On the outer side, there is a wraparound e-ink display that can also show transaction details and NFTs.
The Ledger Stack will retail for $279, compared to $79 for the Nano S Plus and $149 for the Nano X Wallet.
The Ledger Stack will now be available for $279, compared to the Nano S Plus’ retail price of $79 and the Nano X Wallet’s $149.
It is the perfect time for Ledger to launch a new hardware wallet as interest in self-custody is growing following the collapse and asset freezes of centralized crypto exchange FTX and other crypto firms.
Rogers said, “We were ready for this moment.”
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