Hardware wallets were always regarded to me. Maybe just me but I’d rather take counter party risk of Coinbase than trust some coder in his moms basement considering all edge cases when developing firmware. Better yet, just buy the etf if you want exposure…

Hardware wallet users need swaps without giving up self-custody. Our CBDO Yana Mar covers how Cypherock integrated ChangeNOW into cySync, letting users swap from a cold-storage setup without CEX accounts or custody breaks. Read the full case here👇

Hardware engineering and cloud architecture are combining to solve the global problem of food waste. Check out this conversation with @asoroken and @MattLRogers, founder and CEO of @mill, to discover why the future of AI is running on the edge →

Hardware leaker SneakersSO claims Microsoft may already be reconsidering its recently renewed focus on Xbox exclusives. Posting on NeoGAF, the leaker said the company’s true financial situation only became clear internally “3-4 weeks ago” and suggested the recent push around exclusives was largely intended for convention season. “Exclusive talk was nothing more than a show for convention season. Already there is talk about how to reverse course on it.” While SneakersSO has previously been accurate on some Xbox hardware information, it should be treated as a rumor.

Hardware wallets keep teaching the same lesson: security can't stay invisible. 🔐 After the recent Trezor Safe hardware-flaw disclosure, the UX question is bigger than one device: users need clear device context, update context, and a real pause before every signature. Safer Web3 starts at the approval layer. 🛡️ #WalletUX# #Web3Security#

Hardware wallets are strong. Blind trust is not. The TROPIC01 disclosure around Trezor Safe 7 is a reminder: wallet safety needs layers. Even when funds aren't at risk, users still need clear prompts, readable signatures, and browser-level risk checks before approval. #Web3Security# #WalletUX🔒🛡️#