Quote from: LoyceV on October 07, 2023, 01:23:58 PM

They deserve bankruptcy! You don't go from "the seed phrase never leaves the device" to "oh yeah it's fine we'll keep your seed for you" without consequences.

They definitely deserve some kind of punishment from the community that bought their devices, but I sincerely doubt that they will go bankrupt considering that (unfortunately) most of the people who have their hardware wallets or those who are about to buy them do not understand the risks they are exposed to considering that their seed can be shared with Ledger and at least two other companies. As if the hacking of the data of hundreds of thousands of their clients was not enough of a warning that someone in that company is behaving very irresponsibly.

Quote from: Findingnemo on October 07, 2023, 07:25:54 PM

They will eventually and basically Ledger company is a sinking ship and with their actions, I don't think they will ever gonna regain the lost trust. Their story of longevity just proves that they need financial sources to survive as long as they can since they are not making any profits.
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We will only see in the coming years how much trust has actually been lost, but the fact is that Ledger is maintained on the surface only for the reason that no other company has adequately responded to the opportunity that appeared on the market. I am not saying that there are no alternatives when it comes to other hardware wallets, but it seems to me that they are still a step or two behind, whether it is marketing or competitiveness when it comes to the price of the product.

I think that the number of employees of the company will perhaps be the best indicator of how successful (unsuccessful) the company will be in the future. Bad business results always fall on the backs of ordinary workers.