Ledger unveiled the Nano Gen5 on October 23, 2025, featuring a 2.8-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, NFC, and a $179 price tag. The device competes directly with Trezor's quantum-resistant Safe 7, highlighting ease of use and uncompromised security.

Ledger said its marketing and e-commerce database was breached, exposing about one million customer email addresses and more detailed personal information for 9,500 users. The company said no funds, passwords, or payment data were affected.

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Ledger unveiled the Nano Gen5 hardware wallet with a 2.8-inch secure touchscreen, Bluetooth/NFC, and a recovery key feature, priced at $179. The launch comes days after Trezor’s quantum-resistant Safe 7, intensifying competition in the crypto self-custody market.

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Ledger confirmed a June 25 breach of its e-commerce database exposed ~1 million customer emails and 9,500 full addresses/phone numbers. No crypto funds were compromised.