Ledger's software interface is now connected to the FTX exchange platform to enable the secure exchange of over 120 cryptocurrencies. A timely association at a time when private key backup is becoming a necessity again.
Ledger and FTX join forces for a simple and highly secure trading experience
Hardware wallets have been on the rise since the cryptocurrency market went through a difficult period, with a series of centralized platforms on the brink (BlockFi, Celsius, Babel Finance ...) or on the bottom of the abyss (Three Arrows Capital, Voyager Digital ). In this context, the injunction “Not your keys, not your coins! And users eager to regain control of their funds are rushing to buy these little cryptocurrency safes.
Ledger, an industry pioneer, is the industry leader with over 5 million devices sold since 2014. The brash and vigorous integration of the FTX exchange in a time of crisis with its Ledger Live app could solidify its place as number one, enabling secure transactions without moving valuable assets. In particular, as shown in the video presentation below, it is necessary to access the “Exchange” section of the manager to access your FTX account from the app.
Ledger accelerates the pace of its innovations
No more long steps to exchange cryptocurrencies: "Exchanging coins with FTX via Ledger Live and securing them with the Ledger Nano now involves only one transaction with the exchanged funds automatically sent to your Ledger. Now the deal is concluded without the manipulations always a little bit. dangerous. And in an ultra-secure environment, since resources don't leave the hardware wallet. An appreciable initiative that could greatly help the democratization of cryptocurrencies by eliminating the fear factor for newcomers.
The French flagship of the cryptographic guard is slowly expanding its empire. It is no longer content with manufacturing and selling its range of nano wallets. THEl is building a real ecosystem around its flagship product.
The pace of new features is accelerating. In two months, the giant launched its dedicated NFT market and its first live surrender app. It also launched the beta phase of “Ledger Connect”, a browser extension that connects hardware wallets directly to web applications3..
