Zengo Wallet

I'm begging you, start using safer wallets. My setup (user funds never drained): - @zerion for daily stuff like swaps, Polymarket, etc - @ZenGo just for holding, no seed phrase to steal Split the risk.

BREAKING: Avalanche is now accessible to 2M+ registered users worldwide through Zengo, an @etoro company. Avalanche joins Zengo’s self-custodial ecosystem, bringing the network to a broader global audience.

BREAKING: Avalanche is now accessible to 2M+ registered users worldwide through Zengo, an @etoro company. Avalanche joins Zengo’s self-custodial ecosystem, bringing the network to a broader global audience.

Zengo now supports Arc. On Arc, USDC pays its own network fees. Buy, swap, send and receive USDC without holding any other token just to cover gas. Welcome, @arc

Years ago I argued with Ledger about how it was dumb to rely on their Ledger authenticity signing scheme, because it had no way of verifying that the UI hasn't been MITM attacked; I said they needed tamper evident shipping. As usual, looks like I was eventually proven right.

so about the $86m ledger drain. everyone’s screaming “ledger got hacked” again. i spent the evening digging and it’s dumber and scarier than that there’s a shop in malaysia called cryptobilis that sells hardware wallets. ledger has it listed as an official authorized reseller since at least 2022, for malaysia, indonesia and the philippines. legit shop, real devices, years of normal customers this spring the founders sell it. the deal comes with an NDA: they can’t tell anyone about the sale until october 19 by august the company registry shows one owner with 100%. some guy from heilongjiang, china the shop keeps running like nothing happened. the site, the name and the “authorized by ledger” badge all stay up then on oct 8 @MagicalTux posts photos of a ledger he cracked open. hidden under the screen there’s an extra little board with an LTE modem and an eSIM. it just watches the display. you set up your wallet, your 24 words show up, and they get sent out over mobile data. ledger’s genuine check doesn’t catch it because the actual ledger chip is real. his device came from malaysia xitter.twitterapi.xyz/MagicalTux/status/2108… that post does 120k views 22 hours later someone sweeps everything. 203 BTC hits two addresses in literally one block. ~$58m USDT moves on tron in the same hour. i added up all the wallets: ~$91m about 7 hours after that ledger says “we’re investigating” and asks cryptobilis to pause sales cryptobilis is still on ledger’s site as an authorized reseller to be fair, nobody has officially tied the new owner to the bugged devices yet, and ledger hasn’t confirmed how it happened. but read it as a business plan: get authorized, sell real stuff for years, quietly sell the company under an NDA, keep the badge, ship devices that phone home, then drain everything the second someone notices and was ledger even told the shop got sold? nobody’s said so “authorized reseller” means ledger trusted whoever ran the shop back in 2022. says nothing about who runs it today bought your hardware wallet anywhere but the manufacturer? open it up today, ledger literally has a guide for that. then move to a fresh seed on a device bought direct wonder who’s going to answer for this: the chinese frontman from heilongjiang, the shop’s previous owners, or ledger itself @Ledger clearly needs to keep a much closer eye on who they call official resellers, and take way more responsibility for who sells their devices and how

Arc + Robinhood Chains support is live on @ZenGo by @eToro More chains. Zero-compromise on security. This is how you stay Zen in DeFi 🧘