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TL;DR
We could've gone the easy route: create an account, store your data in our database, call it a day.
But that's not who we are. At Ledger, we believe no one should own your data except you.
So we built something better: Ledger Sync.
➡️ Data lives server‑side
➡️ Only you can read it
➡️ Open standard for builders
➡️ Private by default. Exactly how cloud should be.
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Open for builders: with a @Ledger device and our Device Management Kit, any app can do this—private cloud sync, encrypted chats, shared docs, you name it.
https://t.co/jXwSzgSLsk
I’ve always kept most of my coins on my Ledger.
But ngl, using hardware wallets with dApps used to feel like extra steps and mini headaches.
Today I tried connecting my @Ledger straight to @1inch and it just worked in one click.
No juggling or weird prompts.
For someone who actually cares about self-custody and speed, this is the type of upgrade that matters.
Secure hands, smooth swaps &
Feels right.
🚨 Today, we are proud to introduce three new dev kits part of the @Ledger SDK galaxy, allowing you to effortlessly connect to Ledger devices and interact with apps installed on them: the Device Management Kit, the Device Signer Kit and the Context Module
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👋 Yesterday at Ledger Op3n, we announced a new brick in our developer toolkit:
Ledger Direct Connectivity — a direct, secure way for dApps to connect with Ledger devices.
https://t.co/OCcIjBJ6dE
#LedgerOp3n2025@Ledger
🧵Let me walk you through what this is 👇
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You can try it today on https://t.co/wulTT4bqtk.
Connect your Ledger. Pick an account. Swap.
This is Ledger Direct Connectivity — hardware-level security with web-level convenience.
#LedgerOp3n2025#Web3@Ledger@1inch
https://t.co/OCcIjBJ6dE