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Finally moved my stash to a Blockstream Jade from my Ledger Nano S.
I had made sure that all my backups etc worked before hand but it is still nerve wracking sending all your wealth around and trusting that it all works as intended.
I feel relieved although I probably picked the worst time to move bitcoin around due to the current fees.
Oh well all done now.

How do you like your Jade HW? I am interested to take a look at other HWs vs. Trezor (Model T which I like, but...). The new Passport HW also looks interesting as it works with QR codes.

Personally I think the Jade is, in some ways, the best hardware signer available.

-Can store a seed using a unique security model that does not need a proprietary secure chip
-Can do the above with you running your own blind oracle.
-100% FOSS Hard and Soft (You can build your own out of commodity hardware)
-Works with Liquid (could be useful some day Wink

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-Can also be stateless like the Seedsigner (also a GREAT hardware signer)
-Small
-Has a battery
-Has a camera
-Full HWI support (works with all the great SW wallets)
-Also a good official wallet (green)
-Can sign fully airgapped via QR codes.

-edit- So you know my account was not hacked by Blockstream... I also would love to see a Monero FW developed for the Jade.

-edit#2- Also unlike other fine maxi wallets it really IS open source and the company is not run by elitist jerks...

I don't know, why any hardware wallet should be better then a paper wallet?

I generated a bunch of paper wallets using bitaddress.org (offline) and I store them in a secure way, and I feel more secure than ever. I would never see as safe with an hardware wallet of any sort, the only safe thing of an hardware wallet is the paper backup imho