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I need Trezor support for NEM soooooo badly right now.

It would be extremely useful. I presume NEM's main developers will be too busy for such a thing. Are there others equally conversant who'll know how to do it?

I'm totally new to Trezor, what can it do to NEM? I only new this is a hardware wallet provider but what else can it do to make nem grow?
Right now I nly kept mine in my nanowallet and save all those privatekeys and the .wl file to a safe place.

why you want a trezor for NEM when NEM has multisignature accounts feature? Multisignature is basically a blockchain multi factor authenticator. I have to sign in my iphone and computer AND the iphone of my brother to release the funds from main account, it's impossible to hack a computer that is almost always offline and two iphones.

Multisig is still not as secure as a hardware wallet. Your iPhone and computer are both connected to the net and as we have seen, it is almost certain that there are known but undisclosed security vulnerabilities for the OS on both devices. A hardware wallet is only vulnerable to lead pipe attack and can not be comprised otherwise.

Did I mention one of the cosigners is a offline computer? They can't hack a offline computer.

How do you get the transaction to and from the computer? You can compromise offline computers via USB thumb sticks.

You will just turn on that computer internet to sign and turn it off again. OK man, just buy a cheap computer specifically for that and do not compromise it with usb thumb sticks please lol. Your computers and phones are NOT a target, hackers target big exchanges not your home computers, believe me. If someone want to hack your home computers they will have a bad time trying with multisignature, in that case they will decide to try hack something easier like a bank or exchange or something. You don't really need a Trazor. It's cool to give xem holders Hardware wallet but not necessary.

Then that is not an offline computer Wink

. Yes, I use a Raspberry Pi as a "hardware wallet" but it is not as secure and convenient as my Trezor. As the value of XEM increases, so will the attention from hackers who WILL be targeting the personal PC and phones of any large stakeholders they can track down. Hardware wallets increase the utility of cryptocurrency and IMO are necessary.