Senden von Münzen an Ledger Nano X

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Ich habe darüber nachgedacht, mir den Nano X zuzulegen, da ich die Sicherheit meines Krypto-Vermögens erhöhen möchte, aber ich bin verwirrt. Derzeit habe ich die meisten meiner Vermögenswerte auf [Crypto.com](https://Crypto.com) und Trust wallet. Um sie in Ledger zu bekommen, muss ich die Münzen an die empfangende Münzadresse auf Ledger senden, aber hat jede dieser Münz-Wallets (BTC, ETH, etc.) ihre eigene Seed-Phrase, oder ist mein Ledger durch EINE Seed-Phrase geschützt, die Zugang zu allen Konten hat?

[swn999]

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You have 1 seed phrase for all accounts.
Each asset requires an app on the ledger to interact with.

[Quintin_Ledger]

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When you first setup your device you will be given a single seed phrase. Make sure to write this down and store it in a safe place. This will be your only way to recover your funds if something were to happen to your device.

All of your crypto addresses can be derived from this single recovery phrase. You will only every need to use the one recovery phrase for all of your cryptos. This recovery phrase is kind of like a master key to all of your accounts, if someone else gets it they can access all of your funds.

LMK if you have any other questions about this.

[LedgerSupport_Muto]

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Hi! I see that my colleague has already provided valuable info concerning how all your accounts for different assets can be derived from a single recovery phrase. To learn more about this derivation standard, don’t hesitate check our dedicated Academy article 😉

https://www.ledger.com/academy/crypto/what-are-hierarchical-deterministic-hd-wallets

[Ruslan124]

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The seed phrase is a word representation of a big random number. It is created because it is easier to write down without making mistakes.

The random number is used by the cryptography algorithm to create many private/public key pairs and associated blockchain addresses.

Each coin/token has its own address.

Added info- the cryptography algorithm is deterministic meaning if you start with the same random number you always get the same keys and addresses. This is why the seed phrase is also called a recovery phrase and why you should never share it, especially to strangers on the internet who offer to help.

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