Fair enough! But for me I don’t ever use or do transactions with it (hodl only).

So as long as I have my keys it doesn’t matter right? It’s safe and I can always go to another when there happens something to ledger

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Just depends on your threshold for privacy. You’re probably already buying sats on a KYC exchange anyways, so it doesn’t help much anyways. Just as you learn you’ll start moving towards a more private wallet client where you can connect your own node to it. Then you’ll probably move on to an open source ‘hardware wallet’ (or signing device). It’s journey! Baby steps, man

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As long as you have custody of your private keys you’re already #winning. The more you learn and stack, the more paranoid you get 🤣