Trezor and Ledger launch new cryptocurrency wallets

Amid growing attention to digital asset security, Ledger and Trezor have unveiled new generations of their hardware wallets.
The Ledger NanoGen5 and Trezor Safe7 combine modern engineering solutions with an intuitive interface and updated security standards.
Both models are designed for a new phase of the market, where convenience must coexist with complete user autonomy.

Ledger NanoGen5: A Step Toward Smart Storage

French company Ledger, a global leader in hardware devices, unveiled the NanoGen5 at the Ledger Op3n event in Paris.

The device is the most advanced wallet in the Nano series and includes:

• a 2.8-inch rugged EINK touchscreen;

• Bluetooth® 5.2 and NFC support for mobile transactions;

• a FIDO2-based Ledger Recovery Key;

• ClearSigning—the user confirms every transaction directly on the device;

• The updated LedgerOS™ with access to the LedgerWallet™ app, allowing you to purchase, track, and withdraw assets in one place.

The NanoGen5 will be priced at $179 in the US and €179 in the EU.

Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier stated: "The Ledger Nano series is the most successful digital asset protection device of all time, with millions sold and not a single one hacked."

Next-Generation Technologies

The Ledger NanoGen5 is positioned as a "signing device," not just a cold wallet. It is becoming part of a digital identity ecosystem, where proof of ownership is being replaced by the "Proof of You" concept—proof of personal digital identity.

Ledger supports compatibility with the DeFi and NFT ecosystems, as well as the ability to use the device as a universal authenticator in information systems.

TrezorSafe7: A Response to the Challenges of the Post-Quantum Era

Trezor, founded in Prague, has also released a new device—TrezorSafe7.
The developers emphasized aesthetics, ergonomics, and future compatibility with quantum security technologies.

Key features of the TrezorSafe7:

• High-resolution color touchscreen display;

• Bluetooth support and next-generation interfaces;

• Updates for post-quantum algorithms;

• Wireless charging according to the Qi standard;

• a case made of recycled aluminum and magnesium alloy.

The device is priced at €249 in Europe.
Trezor COO Danny Sandersoth noted that the new architecture is "technically capable of accepting post-quantum upgrades when the time comes."

Self-Custody vs. Custody Platforms

Against the backdrop of ETFs and exchange-traded services, many analysts warn of the risks of asset centralization.
Trezor CEO Matey Zak stated:
"While convenience drives users toward custodial services, we believe it is important to strengthen the idea of ​​self-custody. TrezorSafe7—our answer."

Trezor continues to develop an open-source ecosystem, enabling independent code review and firmware design.

The company emphasizes user education and its own TrezorLearn portal, where it publishes guides on security and self-ownership in DeFi.

Trend for New Security

The hardware wallet market is experiencing a new surge in interest due to the recovery of Bitcoin and Ethereum prices in 2025.
According to estimates by Chainalysis and CryptoCompare, actual hardware wallet sales grew by 37% in the first half of 2025.

Ledger and Trezor remain the main players in this market, accounting for over 70% of the combined market share. This competition drives innovation, improving the user experience and accessibility of self-storage technologies.

Conclusion

The launch of the new Ledger and Trezor devices symbolizes a new chapter in the development of the cryptosecurity market. The Ledger NanoGen 5 embodies the concept of a universal "signing device," while the Trezor Safe 7 represents an evolution toward post-quantum security and eco-friendly design.

Both companies emphasized that their mission is not to sell devices as such, but to preserve the idea of ​​financial independence and self-control in a world where technological convenience often comes at the expense of security.

Ledger and Trezor are laying the foundation for a new culture of responsible digital asset ownership—and their new wallets are the best proof of this.