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One year ago today, we celebrated a milestone we'll never forget.
In the heart of Prague, the city where Trezor was born, we took the stage at our very own Trustless by Design event to introduce Trezor Safe 7 to the world.
It was more than just a product launch.
It was the culmination of years of innovation, countless hours of hard work, and the dedication of an incredible team united by one mission: making self-custody more secure, accessible, and convenient for everyone.
Since then, Trezor Safe 7 has gone on to earn recognition, including Best Hardware Wallet of the Year and a Red Dot Award for Product Design.
But what makes us proudest is the people behind it. Every team member whose passion and dedication brought Trezor Safe 7 to life.
One year later, that same passion continues to drive us forward.
To our team, our partners, and everyone who has supported us along the way: thank you for being part of this journey. 💚
@BitcoinNewsCom Just FYI, this is a stunt. Trezor devices display a clear on-screen warning if you install unofficial firmware, so you’d know right away.
@BogeyGraveyard@BitcoinNewsCom This is a stunt. Model One displays a clear on-screen warning if unofficial firmware is installed, so you’d know right away. Trezor signs every official release, and the code is fully open source.
One year ago today, we celebrated a milestone we'll never forget.
In the heart of Prague, the city where Trezor was born, we took the stage at our very own Trustless by Design event to introduce Trezor Safe 7 to the world.
It was more than just a product launch.
It was the culmination of years of innovation, countless hours of hard work, and the dedication of an incredible team united by one mission: making self-custody more secure, accessible, and convenient for everyone.
Since then, Trezor Safe 7 has gone on to earn recognition, including Best Hardware Wallet of the Year and a Red Dot Award for Product Design.
But what makes us proudest is the people behind it. Every team member whose passion and dedication brought Trezor Safe 7 to life.
One year later, that same passion continues to drive us forward.
To our team, our partners, and everyone who has supported us along the way: thank you for being part of this journey. 💚
@marber1111 Hi, Bluetooth on Safe 7 is optional. You don't need to use it at all. Stick to USB-C anytime. It's also safe because our own Trezor Host Protocol encrypts the whole connection. We’re considering dice rolls, and I’ll log the air gap feedback with the team 🤝
@hyperstrike@XJustmichael Hi, running a game like this means installing unofficial firmware, and Trezor recognizes that instantly. It shows an unofficial firmware warning on every boot.
@Kernel_Override Hi, what do you mean? The current vulnerability? If so, our admins are already updating the systems. There’s nothing you need to do on your end.
@scottahardiman@Tangem What I meant is that this isn’t specific to Trezor. It’s a PHP vulnerability that affects many sites, and patching affected systems is what most teams are doing right now.
@wolfgangg37@MSBIntel@Morpho Hi, your keys never leave your Trezor. You confirm every stake directly on the device, and your staked assets remain tied to your wallet, so only you can unstake them. If you want to learn more, check our knowledge base👇
https://t.co/HNfG6soRRQ
@thereal1Mashall Hi, no, this is a phishing scam. Trezor will never send you a physical letter. Ignore it and follow these tips on how to stay safe from phishing👇
https://t.co/wkxgrb4pFh