Ledger Nano S is a product of the French company Ledger, founded in 2015. This wallet is a serious competitor to the brainchild of SatoshiLabs - the Trezor wallet. The company uses open source code in its work, develops its own application store (Ledger Manager) and guarantees the high security of its products.
Currently, Nano S is one of the most popular devices for storing digital assets. It is chosen by many hodlers who do not like to keep their funds on crypto exchangers and online wallets. This is not surprising, since digital exchanges are now being hacked left and right. Some of the hacked exchanges are Bithumb, Coincheck, Coinrail, and the most recent hack occurred on the exchanger Bancor.
The creators of Ledger Nano S have announced that they will support TRON (TRX) and ZCoin (XZC). Yesterday, Ledger tweeted:
“Ledger now supports Zcoin and Tron. These third-party apps for the Nano S device are available on Ledger Live.”
Even though the official announcement came today, the device supports TRX as of July 12th this year. Many fans of the TRON project wanted this. Many of them have been asking for this for a long time.
Not long ago, TRX launched the new TRON Proprietary blockchain and began a gradual transition to it from the old platform based on the Ethereum blockchain. Tron management also burned about a billion ERC20 tokens worth about $50 million
The price of XCZ has fallen 2.6% compared to the US dollar lately. You can now purchase Zcoin for $17.43 on exchanges such as Upbit, Bittrex, Indodax and Cryptopia.
Over the past seven days, the price of Zcoin has increased by 3% against the US dollar.
According to cryptodaily.co.uk
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