Ist das Setzen auf Ledger sicher?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Ich bin sicher, jeder hat gesehen oder gehört über die Celsius / Voyager Fiasko. Ich habe meine Lektion gelernt und entfernt alle meine Krypto von Drittanbieter-Krypto-Wallets in meine Ledger Wallets. Ich sehe Ledger bietet Staking für einige meiner Münzen.
Gibt es Risiken, die damit verbunden sind, wie es bei Celsius der Fall war? Wie funktioniert das? Gibt es Garantien, dass ich zumindest meinen ursprünglichen Einsatz zurückbekomme, wenn etwas schief gehen sollte?

[RC-5]

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Staking is OK.
Lending (i.e., Celsius and Voyager) not OK.

[swn999]

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No reward without some risk. All of the services that are linked to Ledger Live are some of the best and safest. Maybe give a bit more insight on what assets you are looking at.

[CorneliusFudgem]

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Staking isn’t quite what Celsius and Voyager were offering. They were rehypothecating and lending user funds out (probably in high risk APY defi protocols) and this caused the mess that we can see now.

Staking with your Ledger is absolutely safe. You also have the keys to your crypto (aka your 24 word recovery phrase). With Celsius or Voyager, or even centralized exchanges like Coinbase or Binance, you don’t have the keys to your crypto and so you don’t have actual custody over your own assets. With a Ledger device you have custody and can stake from it. If anything goes wrong – you have your 24 word recovery phrase and you can pull/move your funds whenever you choose.

[fbruck_bh]

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If you now have your coins on ledger I would look into staking (delegating) ‘directly’ with validators. The apy is so much higher than staking with ledger offering. In some cases, it may be more feasible to stake through ledger to avoid some chain’s hoop and ladders. Now that you’re planning to stake off your ledger, whether directly or indirectly, you’ll need to consider lock up periods – each chain is different.

But yes, it’s ‘safe’ but I’d still research the validator that’s staking for ledger. Also, you’ll find that there limited options in PoS staking through ledger and you’ll end up staking directly. It took me a little while to learn this but worth it.

[Tabea_Ledger]

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There are some risks involved when you stake.

One of the risks is slashing, which means that the validator you chose „misbehaves“ and therefore all the delegated funds are burnt.

Therefore, you should compare the validators before staking.

However, when you have your cryptos secured with a Ledger device, you aren’t entrusting your private keys to a third-party.

You can read more about it [here](https://www.ledger.com/academy/not-your-keys-not-your-coins-why-it-matters)

[Euphoric111]

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From what I hear Staking ether in ledger can go bust if Lido (ledger staking partner) goes bust…is that true?

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