Has anyone here moved their waves from waves exchange to the new WX.Network and did this with a nano ledger s plus?


Can someone tell me how to do this process?  Waves has kept on going from one software to another and the waves exchange client was the last one I used.


Do you have to use the new WX.Network or can you still use the waves exchange client as it is?

Is there any site that shows historical sales price history for ledger and trezor?  I know that when it's BF, there's a sale almost every year right?  However, I think they have a sale during the year as well so on average it's a sale 2 times a year with ledger?  Is it the same with trezor?


Ledger is 79 dollars now but there is a promotion that you get 30 dollars in Bitcoin if you buy the default color one but not the other color ones. So is that a good deal for another ledger?  The thing is what was the price of ledger when it's on sale?  Was it 49 dollars or 59 dollars?  I think it was 59 dollars?  So this is essentially the lowest a nano ledger s plus or nano ledger s ever? 


What about trezor 3?  I think trezor 3 lowest price is 59 dollars when on sale?  Does anyone know when there will be another sale based on history for either ledger or trezor?

Yes I have heard many people at Ledger shouldn't be trusted.  That is why I didn't update my firmware since 1.1.1 since 1.1.2 had recover.  But now it's a long time and firmware is on 1.3.2 and I don't want to be even more versions behind.


During this entire time, I have not tried to send/receive any crypto so I'm not sure if I could even do that now since I'm on old firmware.  I recall people mentioned how they couldn't send crypto on their nano ledger device... not sure which version though but said it asked firmware up the updated first.  So thus I want to have updated firmware.



The thing is a lot of people have said bad things about ledger since the recovery.  But most people who are still using it is most likely using the updated firmware and not 1.1.1 right?  So because of that, I want to update the firmware.  I don't want a situation where my firmware so very old where you can't update firmware like with those nano ledger s devices.  So based on that and that I want to continue using ledger, would you agree that I should update the firmware?  The other main thing here is I do not feel comfortable moving my crypto to another wallet like Trezor yet.  I want to stick with what I'm used to which is ledger.

When I mean sticking with ledger, I mean sticking with using the ledger device and using ledger live.


I have used electrum previously years ago when I kept btc there before moving it to a nano ledger. I haven't used electrum ever since but did like using electrum.


Are you telling me I could actually continue using my ledger in the old firmware 1.1.1 and use it with the newest updated electrum and will have no issue sending or receiving crypto? I know many people said they don't use ledger live and just use electrum with it but I never tried that.  But do I still need to use the updated firmware of ledger?  That to me is the big question as I didn't update firmware from 1.1.1 to 1.1.2 because 1.1.2 is where recover is.  And now it's firmware 1.3.2 so I'm even more versions behind now.

Can others confirm that is the replacement screen I have to buy from alibaba?  Says you need to order 2 minimum?


How many business days does it take to ship to the US?


Most importantly, most people here could do the installation simple?  Any video to show step by step how to do it?

I like to stick with ledger as I used it for a while.


The thing is assuming I have access to my seedphrase and did not update firmware since firmware 1.1.1 and still on ledger live 2.85.1 and didn't update any of my apps like btc and bch since a while back, the first thing I should do is update ledger live right?  Whenever I open ledger live and then close it, it ask to update ledger live and I cancelled this every single time.  So first do that?


Then once I do that, open ledger live and check if everything is fine.  The I connect my nano ledger s plus to it and enter my pin.  Then I should update all my apps first right?  This would be btc, bch and any app I have on it?  Then go and update the firmware right?  I'm many versions behind as I didn't do the update a while back due to recovery so I should it now right?  They did another firmware update not that long ago.

Does anyone know anything about this coin and is it legit?  I noticed that since I stake a certain coin, I got a few of these Unit0 coins for staking.  I googled and it seems to be a coin that is shown on coinmarketcap and coingecko and about 30 cents.  So this is a legit coin then that you can sell?

Does anyone know the answer to this as the top sites?  I want to check historical prices that go back until the coin was created.  Coinmarketcap and coingecko seem to be the main ones but some coins aren't available?


Like some coins, there is only a physical graph and not the regular high and low and open and close.  How do you find this?

How does one find the historical price of coins like wavesdlp and other coins?  Want to show historical price of open and close and high and low.  Coingecko doesn't seem to show this for some coins?

What is the site to buy a replacement screen for it?  I recall it was something on aliexpress or is it another site? 



To anyone that has bought this screen, how long did it take for you to replace the screen?  Would you say it's easy or medium or hard to do?  I'm not someone that is good at fixing things so something that is easy to many would be a bit overwhelming to me.  The thing is when you buy the screen, how much did it cost and what about shipping and how long did it take to arrive?  I like to know how long it takes to ship to the US.



To those that fixed their nano ledger s with the replacement screen, do you use it as a hold coin thing only and thus not trading since you can install at most 3 apps I believe?  I think there are some apps you can't even install because it is too big by itself or is that not true?  I think if you install ETH, you can only install ETH and nothing else?  But if say btc, you could probably add bitcoin cash and Bitcoin gold?  The other thing is once you have it installed, what does it show on the screen?  Like is it going to get you to the pin screen or to start a new device?  I know most people who buy a new screen is because the screen doesn't work or not readable.  The other thing is if you haven't used the nano ledger s in a long time and just kept it, is the replacement screen always going to work 100% of the time?  I know it doesn't use a battery so there isn't a battery issue.  So the screen will always fix this issue or not?

How is the trezor compared to the nano ledger s plus now?  I have the nano ledger s plus now but haven't connected it in months and still using old firmware 1.1.1.  I am using old ledger live 2.85.1 as well but when I open it on windows laptop, it synchronizes and balances are correct.  I am outside the US at the moment.  So when I get back to the US, I plan to update ledger live and then update the apps like btc app on nano ledger s plus and then the firmware.  I will do this in the US.


Now I am thinking about getting a 2nd hardware wallet for trading.  I have never done trading.  People said getting a 2nd hardware wallet for this would be good.  Should it be another nano ledger s plus or should it be a trezor?  If trezor, seems trezor 3 is the best one that is equivalent to the nano ledger s plus?  The thing is I read it doesn't support as many coins though? 



If I get another nano ledger s plus, it would be used for trading.  If I get a trezor 3, should I send all the btc and crypto from the nano ledger s plus to the trezor 3 and then use my nano ledger s plus for trading instead?  The thing is I kept btc in the nano ledger s plus for a long time.  I really don't want to move any btc from there to another wallet.  I would feel very uncomfortable moving btc from it to trezor.  Yes I know I would be doing test sending but I would be doing multiple transactions.  Now the only issue with my nano ledger s plus is I did not set up a passphrase on it so it isn't as secure.  Back then I didn't want to do anything that might cause more issues as passphrase is more complicated.  Now with trezor 3, you have to do a passphrase right?


Based on this, should I get a trezor or another nano ledger s plus?  When would be the next trezor sale and how often do they have sales?  I got to assume twice around the end of the year and one time sometime during the year right usually?  I don't want to wait though so would just buy it soon.


The thing is I actually still have old nano ledger s that no longer works due to the screen.  Should I buy a new screen online and do that instead?  I read installation isn't hard but I'm not someone that is good with fixing things.  Can you even trade much with a nano ledger s these days?  I feel like it's mainly a hold wallet for btc since I think you can only put 2 or 3 apps at the most if you include btc?

I have a nano ledger s plus but haven't connected it to my laptop in months.  I haven't updated the firmware since the ledger recovery news so still using firmware 1.1.1 and thus many versions behind.  I am using old ledger live 2.85.1 as well so behind a lot.  I'm outside the US but will be in the US sometime soon.  I don't want to connect my nano ledger s plus to my laptop now as if it doesn't work, it would bother me a lot more since I don't have the seed with me here.  The seed is back in the US.  Thus if the device doesn't work, I would buy the device online from ledger and then it would get shipped to me in the US and then I enter the seed.


Does anyone know the shipping time to the US at the moment?  How many business days does it take?  Is the carrier Fedex or DHL?  I recall that is what they used?


The other thing is they only do sales a few times during the year right?  I wanted to buy another nano ledger s plus in a different color when it was that sale but I wasn't in the US so I didn't do it.  But if my nano ledger s  plus doesn't connect, then I have to buy a new one at the retail price.  Can someone tell me the shipping time at the moment?

I have btc in my nano ledger s plus.  Idid a few transactions a while back but haven't done any recently in a while.  I haven't even connected my nano ledger s plus to my laptop in many months and it's still using old firmware 1.1.1 and using an old version of ledger live 2.85.1 as well.  I do open ledger live to check balance and it synchronizes and balance is correct.  Everytime I close ledger live, it ask me up to update but I just close it.


I'm currently outside the US.  So I will update ledger live when back in the US and then update the firmware as well for the nano ledger s plus as I am many versions behind.  I am on firmware 1.1.1 and it's 1.3.2.  How big of a concern is this?  It's several versions behind so people say if you go too far back, you might not be able to update it.  I am planning to update the nano ledger s plus firmware when I go back to the US as I have the seed there.


At the moment, how do I check the amount of btc I have in all my btc addresses?  I did transactions from a while back and I know when you send btc or receive, there is many change addresses.  I recall a while back doing this by copy and pasting the last change address and entering that btc address to blockchain.com to check my current btc balance in it?  Is that the site to copy and paste your btc address to which would show the balance and previous transactions?  I recall it was something with similar name to blockchain but don't recall the name.  There are many right?


The other thing is this.  How do I know how many btc addresses I have on nano ledger s plus that has all the btc?  I have to check every single transaction I did and click on it and check the last btc address that it was sent to right?  So that means I could have anywhere from a few to maybe 30 btc addresses with btc in it?  Thus some may have 0.00002 but some may have 0.01 etc?  Is that how it works? 


Now as long as ledger live even though it's an old version shows it's synchronized, then the balance in your btc has to be correct or not?  I heard a while back people downloaded new ledger live and after synchronizing, it showed incorrect amount of btc right?  So the only way to check for sure besides connecting your nano ledger s plus to laptop and getting a send address to send would be get every single btc address you have and check the balance of each?  I recall when using electrum and keeping btc in electrum, you could check all your addresses and click on each and it showed the balance of each very clearly.  That is how it is like with electrum right?  But what about the nano ledger s plus with ledger live?  Do you keep going to the change address and transactions until you add all the btc to the total btc amount?

 

At the moment, when I go to add/remove programs on my windows 11 laptop, it shows ledger live 2.85.1 which means I haven't updated ledger live in a long time.  When I open ledger live, it does synchronize correctly though with the right amount.  That is normal right even with old ledger live version?  Everytime when I close ledger live, it ask me up to update to the newest firmware and I just close it.



The thing is I have not connected my nano ledger s plus to my laptop in many months.  I am a bit concerned it might not work because of that reason.  But there is no harm at all connecting it to my laptop right now with ledger live closed right?  I know when you connect it to your laptop, you should hear a USB sound and then you would enter your pin and then get in.  The reason why I don't want to do this now is because I'm outside the US at the moment but will be back in the US soon.  So I don't want to be concerned now if it doesn't work though my seed is back in the US.  Thus, I would feel more comfortable if my nano ledger s plus doesn't connect while back in the US because I would then buy a new one and get the seed to set it up again. 



My questions as of now is this.  I just noticed nano ledger s plus had 3 new firmware updates since 1.1.2.  It had 1.3.0 and then 1.3.1 and then recently 1.3.2.  So previously I was 1 version behind and then 2 version behind but now it has went to 3 and then 4 version behind.  I am behind so many versions with ledger live as well as many months behind.  So I should definitely update ledger live first right now right?  Or do that when I get back to the US when I'm about to update the firmware?  Then I should immediately update the firmware right?  But I should first update the apps like btc first?   I'm still on firmware 1.1.1 and it's on 1.3.2 and I don't want a situation where it's behind so many versions where you might not be able to update the device anymore.  I have not tried to send or receive from my nano ledger s plus in a long time as well so I'm pretty certain if I tried that now, it would require me to update my firmware.



Are there people here who still haven't updated to at least firmware 1.1.2 and still on 1.1.1?  I have to assume very few people right?  And the only people are those who moved their crypto from ledger to another device?  From what I read on Reddit, it seems like it would be foolish to still not update to an updated firmware now? 

So I'm still holding waves and have been staking them.


I notice not only do I get the waves as staking and WavesDLP but there is another coin I receive called Unit0.  Is that a legit coin?  I checked online and it shows the current price is around $0.34?  So this is a legit coin?  Where can I find the historical data of this coin?  One site I used only goes back to this year.  How I go back to before?


All I did was check waves explorer with my waves address and checked the assets and transactions.  Is there a reason why it doesn't show a token price or balance for WavesDLP and Unit0?  Lot of other coins show up below it but those are scam coins that mean they are worth zero right?  Those include Marcosgold and Boss Cuan.



I know waves got withdrawn a while back from binance which made the price go down.  At the moment, we can still sell the waves or the WavesDLP or Unit0 on the exchange right?  And at the end sell some or all for btc and send it to your btc wallet or sell it to usdc and do similar?



Does anyone think waves will ever go up again?  What about their new team and all that they had a while back?  Seems like once it gets withdrawn from binance and kraken, it's hard for a coin to go back up?  But we can still sell it in the exchange for btc or whichever coin and send it to an exchange or wallet right?

 

Do you remember how old was your firmware though when the balance was loading?  Was the firmware at least a few years old and probably at least 5 firmware versions behind or so?  Or you don't remember that?


So as of now, I can't send or receive coins with my nano ledger s plus with firmware 1.1.0?  I haven't tested it but it might not work now If I try?  The thing is it's now on 1.1.2.  There is a 1.1.1 that I didn't do either.


Okay so you suggest updating the firmware.  But are you aware of recover right?  You only have a nano ledger s then or you have a nano ledger s plus or x?

I have been doing self custody for a while already.  When I moved the coins to ledger, I felt much more comfortable than having it in a hot wallet.


The thing is I want to keep my coins in ledger.  I don't want to move it to another hardware wallet.  I'm concerned if I get say a Trezor, I will mess up somewhere along the way.  If I do get a trezor, I obviously would test sending a small amount from ledger and reset the trezor few times and make sure it's correct before I send coins from ledger.  The thing is I just don't want to move from ledger.


So you think there is extraction firmware even on the nano ledger s then?  Yes you are correct we don't know because it's closed source.  I recall you said you it took you several months to think about what to do and in the end, you went with another hardware wallet.  You said you felt like if something was going to happen, it wasn't going to happen soon.  So during that entire time when you were learning and researching on what to do, were you nervous a bit or not really since your coins was in the ledger?  I forgot to ask you but you have a nano ledger s plus or x or another ledger device?


Okay so if I have no plans to move my coins from ledger, at least don't update the firmware from 1.1.0 to 1.1.2 correct?  There is no benefit to it from your perspective right?  However, if you don't keep your firmware updated, there is security issues and things you have to worry about though right?  So it's like if you do firmware update, now you exposing yourself more.  But if you don't, well you might have security issues if using old firmware?  But you say the 1st option of what you suggest of not updating firmware is still better since you won't have recover option on it right?


Did you give an amount of time before you said you had to make a decision?  I remember you said it took you months.  So would you say it's fine just don't update firmware... but what if I have to do a transaction then and ledger live doesn't allow me to do a transaction then?  Either don't do the transaction or use electrum with it then? 


As of now, I do open ledger live from time to time.  I already updated that not long ago but you say don't use that either?

I know the nano ledger s doesn't have recovery.


The nano ledger s plus and the x does.


I still am using nano ledger s firmware 1.1.0 that doesn't have the recover option.  If I do firmware update, it would be to firmware 1.1.2.  I already didn't do the firmware 1.1.1 update.  So you are saying I should 100% do the firmware update to 1.1.2 then?  Lot of people suggested against this but if I don't do that, there would be issues if I do a transaction then right?

I want to keep btc in nano ledger s plus because I kept it there for a while and feel having it there is safe.  Then when the recover news came out, I heard about it and many people didn't update firmware and decided to wait to see what happens.  So for me, I have not done any transactions since around that time.  At the time, I remember using firmware 1.1.0.  When the firmware with recover came out, it is 1.1.1.  So normally even if you don't update new firmware for a short while, it isn't a big issue at all.  The thing is when another firmware update came at 1.1.2, my concern was if I continue to not update the firmware, my nano ledger s plus might have an issue where you might not be able to update the firmware anymore if it's too old.  However, you say that probably wouldn't be a concern for now right?  Like if your firmware is say 2 years old or say 3 firmware
versions behind, that is still okay?  Now if your firmware is like 5 years old and like 10 firmware version behind, well obviously that isn't good.


Is this fine then if I don't want to move my coins to another wallet?  Do not update firmware.  If I want to send/receive crypto, then do it but if ledger live doesn't allow me to, then don't do a transaction at all?  What about using electrum with it?  I am just delaying the firmware update for as long as I can.


You believe the chance of a disaster happening is like how much percent then?  Do you believe if something happens, it would be due to something that ledger does or by hackers?  I read that even if something was to happen, don't you still need to sign the transaction?  For some reason, I think a really high percentage of ledger users that still use ledger

Firmware updates is almost always good.  The issue is the newer firmware will have recover.  And that is why I'm not sure if I should update the firmware or not.