ZachXBT Criticizes Security of Hardware Wallets

Crypto investigator ZachXBT has sparked controversy by criticizing the security and usability of hardware wallets. He claims that all hardware wallets are 'difficult to trust' in terms of transaction signing and asset storage, particularly in environments dealing with large sums of money. This statement has shocked long-term investors in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Instead, ZachXBT recommends using an iPhone initialized solely for transaction signing, explaining that removing unnecessary apps and features provides greater control and lower vulnerabilities. However, he added that this method is too complex for the average user. In particular, Ledger has been criticized for excessively changing the user interface and app structure with frequent updates, making basic functions unstable. This statement has sparked a variety of opinions within the crypto community regarding the user experience of hardware wallets. The ongoing debate highlights that the balance between 'security' and 'usability' in cryptocurrency storage methods remains an unresolved challenge. The trust issues surrounding hardware wallets are likely to continue for the foreseeable future.

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