Ledger’s September promotion puts two hardware wallet models at a 20% discount: the Ledger Nano X and the Neptune Blue version of Ledger Flex. The sponsored article, provided by Ledger and published by BlockTempo, walks readers through four devices in the company’s lineup — Nano X, Nano Gen5, Flex and Stax — with a focus on operating style, screen format and intended use cases. It positions Nano X as the entry-level choice for users moving assets from exchanges toward self-custody, while Flex is framed as an upgrade for those who want a larger touchscreen and clearer transaction review. The piece also presents Flex plus Nano X as a two-device backup setup, with Flex used as the main wallet and Nano X as a mobile or secondary device. Pricing listed in the article shows Nano X falling from NT$5,200 to NT$4,160 and Flex Neptune Blue dropping from NT$10,400 to NT$8,320 during the September campaign. It also urges buyers to use official authorized sales channels and to generate and store seed phrases themselves, without photos, cloud backups or sharing them with customer service or websites.

Ledger says AI should help detect scams and explain transactions, but final wallet approval and signing must remain with users through hardware-based verification.

Ledger is preparing for a New York IPO at a valuation above $4 billion, with rising demand for hardware wallets and self-custody tools helping shape the timing.

Ledger launches the Nano Gen5, a next-gen hardware wallet featuring a 2.8-inch secure touchscreen, Bluetooth, NFC, and integration with Ledger Wallet app. Priced at $179, it competes with Trezor's quantum-resistant Safe 7.

Ledger unveiled the Nano Gen5 with a 2.8-inch secure touchscreen, Bluetooth/NFC, and Clear Signing at $179, responding to Trezor's quantum-resistant Safe 7 in the hardware wallet market.

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.

On October 23, 2025, Ledger unveiled the Nano Gen5 hardware wallet with a 2.8-inch secure touchscreen, Bluetooth/NFC, Clear Signing, and a Recovery Key backup, priced at $179. The release intensifies competition following Trezor's quantum-resistant Safe 7 launch.

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.