Cryptocurrency hardware wallet firm Ledger has disclosed a new Bluetooth-based wallet today, Jan. 7, A per a press release shared with Top Market Group.

The wallet, referred to as the Ledger Nano X, was shown at the CES 2019 conference in city. At the same time, the firm has declared mobile app set to go live on January. 16, permitting its users to manage their transactions and check their balances from a mobile device.

The Ledger Nano X can have the capability to store a hundred crypto assets. At the end of Nov, Ledger Nano S had begun to support altcoin Monero (XMR).

In October, major technology company Sony had declared that it had created a contactless crypto hardware case that utilised IC smart technology. Whereas the product’s unleash date isn't yet known, Sony noted that the device would be ready to manage private keys for storing private info on the blockchain as well as managing crypto holdings.

Over the summer, Ledger reported that they'd sold over 1 million wallets in 2017, attracting larger tech investors like Samsung, Google’s venture arm GV and Siemens. The corporate has conjointly opened a Hong Kong workplace in the end of Oct.

In Dec, an exploration team demonstrated reported vulnerabilities that they found in Ledger’s hardware that allegedly let them install any computer code on the wallet. In response to the demonstration, Ledger published a press release that the vulnerabilities weren't critical, and also the hacking strategies put forward by the demonstrators were unpractical.

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