"You're safe and sound when you do so, as you need your Ledger Nano S/X to confirm the transaction." I mean, technically that's correct
They use the exact same strategy when it comes to
staking ethereum:
Ledger is the safest way to stake ETH. Your private keys remain tightly secured within your Nano hardware wallet, guaranteeing a hack-proof experience. All transactions are confirmed from the security of your hardware wallet.
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You can now verify your transaction details on your Nano hardware wallet using the LIDO app. Once confirmed, your wallet now contains the amount of ETH you staked – stETH – visible in your wallet.
They literally tell people to exchange their (shit)coins for (shit)tokens, as if holding the keys to the (shit)tokens is enough to get back your (shit)coins when the shit hits the fan.