But we can't also prove that there is no flaw either, and I personally WON'T gamble my Bitcoin savings on it by storing them in a hardware wallet that has closed source firmware. I'll probably use it for shitcoining very small amounts of Bitcoin through Magic Eden Runes market merely because I have already ordered it. But if I remembered this topic before I purchased it, I probably will not buy it.
Your way of thinking is exactly right.
Even if there isn't a flaw, there's no way to know if Ledger will leak their code again, giving hackers the chance to reverse engineer it. And there's no way to know if a future firmware update will introduce a bug that could give hackers access.
With closed source code, there are too many unknowns.
And after a company lies to their users, there's no way to trust them.
I learned another lesson, the HARD WAY.
But you learned it, which makes you wiser than those who never do.
The box is very nice, the packaging is also very nice, and I like the color I ordered. It would be a waste if I merely throw this away, and it would be very irresponsible to give it to someone.
I will use it and I will send it merely $1,000 as the maximum amount for shitcoining Runes. If my coins are stolen, the people of this topic will be the first people to know.