What is the process to add a new coin to Ledger's supported list?

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• Nov 28, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Sure! Adding a new coin to Ledger's supported list involves several steps. First, the coin's development team needs to submit a request to Ledger. They will provide all the necessary information about the coin, including its technical specifications, blockchain, and any unique features. Ledger's team then evaluates the request based on various criteria, such as the coin's market demand, security, and compatibility with Ledger's infrastructure. If the coin meets the requirements, Ledger's team will work closely with the development team to integrate the coin into Ledger's platform. This process ensures that only reputable and secure coins are added to Ledger's supported list.
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• Nov 28, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Adding a new coin to Ledger's supported list is not a simple task. Ledger takes the process seriously to ensure the security and reliability of the supported coins. The evaluation process includes thorough technical analysis, security audits, and compatibility checks. Ledger also considers the market demand for the coin and its potential impact on the cryptocurrency ecosystem. This rigorous evaluation process helps maintain the high standards that Ledger is known for.
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• Nov 28, 2021 · 3 years ago
  As a third-party, I can provide some insights into the process. When a coin wants to be added to Ledger's supported list, they need to go through a rigorous evaluation process. Ledger's team carefully assesses the coin's technical specifications, security measures, and market demand. They also consider the coin's compatibility with Ledger's infrastructure and the potential benefits it can bring to Ledger users. If the coin passes the evaluation, Ledger's team will work closely with the coin's development team to integrate it into Ledger's platform. This ensures that Ledger users can securely store and manage the newly supported coin.
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