Quote from: Waves.support on September 20, 2018, 04:21:34 PM

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Quote from: Waves.support on September 20, 2018, 11:17:50 AM

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I have seen that you can store Waves in the Ledger Nano S. But, in doing so, you are not able to lease your Waves anymore? Am I correct?

Hello. No, it's still possible to lease your Waves even by using Ledger Nano S

Sincerely,
Waves Community Manager

Just to clarify this one as I become a bit confused about it. So, it is still possible to lease my Waves even if I'm storing it inside Ledger Nano S? If my understanding is correct, this is a very neat feature/integration with Ledger Nano S. Getting payouts from my lease while being stored securely in Ledger Nano S. Do you have any instruction on how to enable it? Would like to try it out right away.

Quote from: Coinblaze on September 20, 2018, 02:51:43 PM

One gripe is of course the "smart contracts" aren't so smart right now. I mean, come on, they basically can just deny a tx. Sure that means you can do escrow or multisig or vested funds, but that's about it. Instead of calling it "smart contracts" why don't you call it "deniable transactions". Still waiting for proper smart contracts and then we'll see Waves be a true competitor to Eth Grin

Good job on spotting this loophole that we currently see in "smart contracts" right now. It is very exploitable and should be fixed by devs. It is most likely that Waves devs are aware of it and hopefully, they already addressed this one in their release of their own smart contract.

Regarding leasing your Waves by using Ledger. There is no need any tutorial. It's the same operation like in a normal application

Kind regards, Waves Community Manager

This is a real wow! Well done team!!!
Last question: do you ever receive airdrop tokens whilst in the ledger?