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Trezor logo and a Trezor Safe 5 device against red binary code

Trezor customer data leaked through a shipping provider: 13,689 people, keys unaffected

Trezor has disclosed that data on 13,689 customers leaked from an outside fulfilment provider. Names, shipping addresses, emails and phone numbers are out. Private keys and the devices themselves were not affected.

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Tangem, Trezor and Ledger hardware wallets side by side on a dark surface

What is a hardware wallet, how it works, and who needs one

A hardware wallet is a device that holds your private keys inside itself. How it works, what it genuinely protects against, what it cannot protect against, and what to check before you buy.

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Keystone 3 Pro hardware wallet, front screen and rear camera

Keystone 3 Pro review: fully air-gapped, 4-inch screen, fingerprint unlock

The Keystone 3 Pro signs only by QR code or microSD, its USB-C port carries power alone, and it has three secure elements behind a 4-inch touchscreen. What it does well and where it falls short.

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Japan passes law treating crypto as a financial product, cutting tax to about 20%

Japan has moved crypto out of its payments law and into the same category as stocks and bonds, cutting tax from as much as 55% to around 20% and raising penalties for unregistered operators.

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Bitcoin coins in front of Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Russian flag in Moscow

Russia moves to allow regulated trading of Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT

Russia's central bank has proposed a framework for trading Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT on regulated venues from 1 September 2026, with an annual cap for retail buyers and a continued ban on paying with crypto inside the country.

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Blockstream Jade Classic, Core and Plus

Blockstream Jade explained: Classic, Core and Plus compared

What Blockstream Jade actually is, how the Classic, Core and Plus differ, why there is no separate secure element chip, and which of the three suits you.

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Ledger Nano S Plus, Nano X and Nano Gen5 side by side

Ledger Nano Gen5 vs Nano X vs Nano S Plus: which one should you buy?

One question settles it faster than any spec sheet: do you use an iPhone? The Nano S Plus does not work with iOS at all. Here is what the extra money buys.

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Trezor Safe 7 and Ledger Stax hardware wallets side by side

Trezor Safe 7 vs Ledger Stax: which one is worth it

Trezor Safe 7 against Ledger Stax point by point: screen, secure elements, open source, phone support, and what the price gap between them actually buys.

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Ledger Flex and Ledger Stax side by side

Ledger Flex vs Ledger Stax: what actually differs

These two are identical on security. That leaves screen, charging and finish to decide on.

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