Market Cap $2.86T
-2.95%
Volume 24h $118.40B
6.77%
BTC % 59.0082%
0.13%
ETH % 11.4507%
0.35%
Coins
34.667
Exchanges
204
Live
| Supported Coins | 181 |
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Platforms where the wallet is available.
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| Development Status |
Active
The wallet is actively being developed and maintained.
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| Wallet Type | Hardware |
| Release Date | Unknown |
| User Owns Private Keys |
Yes, users can own their private keys in Ledger, providing them full control over their funds and ensuring their privacy.
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| Coin Converter |
It is unknown whether Ledger has a coin converter, which means we do not have information on this specific point; the wallet's official website may offer further details.
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| Payment Debit Card |
It is unknown whether Ledger offers a debit card, which means we do not have information on this specific point; the wallet's official website may offer further details.
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| Ledger official Website |
About Ledger |
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| Ledger makes hardware wallets (the Nano, Flex, and Stax lines) paired with the Ledger Live app, which stores private keys offline on a secure element chip. The wallets are non-custodial and support more than 15,000 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano. Ledger Live also offers built-in buying, swapping, and staking through third-party providers, plus dApp and NFT access. | |
| Is Ledger Open Source? | |
| No, Ledger is not Open Source, so its source code is proprietary and not available for public access. | |
| What coins is Ledger compatible with? | |
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Ledger is compatible with 181 coins, including |
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| When was Ledger released? | |
| The release date of Ledger is unknown, which means we do not have information about when it was first made available. | |
| Can users own their private keys in Ledger? | |
| Yes, users can own their private keys in Ledger, providing them full control over their funds and ensuring their privacy. | |
| What is the development status of Ledger? | |
| The development status of Ledger is Active, which means The wallet is actively being developed and maintained.. This indicates the current state of activity and support for the wallet. | |
| Which platforms does Ledger support? | |
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Ledger supports the following platforms: Windows, MacOS, Linux. This means it can be used on these operating systems and devices. Ledger is not compatible with the following platforms: Android, iOS, Web Wallet, Chrome Extension, Firefox Extension, Opera Extension. |
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| What is the Wallet Type of Ledger? | |
| Ledger is a Hardware wallet, which means A physical device used to store cryptocurrency offline.. This determines the form factor and primary use case of the wallet. | |
| Does Ledger have a coin converter? | |
| It is unknown whether Ledger has a coin converter, which means we do not have information on this specific point; the wallet's official website may offer further details. | |
| Does Ledger offer a debit card? | |
| It is unknown whether Ledger offers a debit card, which means we do not have information on this specific point; the wallet's official website may offer further details. |
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