9/ At the core the update there’s a marketing motivation. But is the move worth it?
As the industry evolves, will users be willing to trade control for convenience? How much of crypto's innate freedom will users gladly give up for perceived safety?
Curious about the comments.
1/ The recent @Ledger update controversy is a political discussion - one of safety vs freedom.
In a bid to market “safety” with a recovery option, Ledger is compromising essential values for their crypto community: privacy & control.
What’s the idea behind this move?
8/ In a move to connect with the broader audience Ledger has upset its very own community - to whom cold storage is the gold standard of control for their crypto assets.
(Of course there’s also the recurring revenue model behind it, but that’s a topic for another discussion)