From the company with so many security issues comes this hybrid device with incredible complexity, two operating systems, and it will require others to support the platform to be of any use, costing only $849. Is directing so many resources towards this project why their third party seller hijacked the funds from so many customers? After Trezor, Ledger was one of the early companies producing hardware wallets, but I didn’t care for their product. They’re not fully opensource as compared to Trezor who is, and they have a terrible track record with some truly bad operating decisions. One major scandal was their encrypted third party backup system they tried to roll out that showed they could harvest your seed phrase from the hardware wallet, which opened a lot of eyes with smart people dumping their Ledger hardware wallets. I just wouldn’t trust their security expertise for something like this, though the secure angle in reference to AI agents is an interesting one. Consequently, I wouldn’t trust this device to manage more than about $1,000 rendering the price prohibitive, which was my conclusion regarding the Coinkite Coldcard Q after purchasing one to test out, which later showed to be accurate when many of their customers were wiped out due to poor seed phrase generation without enough randomness, which I think was purposeful, possibly nation state intelligence manipulating the cofounder responsible for the coding flaw… And dare I remind people Ledger is based out of France, notorious for getting citizens kidnapped and abused to steal their crypto with tax data leaks, with the Ledger cofounder having lost his finger in one such wrench attack… One last quibble, Techlore is looking pretty untrustworthy after being flown out to France and hyping this product on his platform…