Get started with Bybit trading competition at ease & never miss out on any opportunities to win bonuses and rewards!

The benefits you gain from joining trading competitions are boundless. You can make money, hone your trading skills, explore untried strategies and so much more. Bybit hosts a plethora of trading competitions, from small but frequent product-specific competitions held once a month or bimonthly to annual grand events like the 

 (WSOT) competition. These contests are a perfect avenue to help you reap profits, regardless of the market condition. 

With so many types of competitions, you may need more clarification on what types you’re eligible to join and what kind of rewards you can gain from them. With this handy guide, you’ll wonder no more as we break down the nitty-gritty of participating in Bybit's trading competitions.

With all its varying products, Bybit has many different kinds of competitions, ranging from 

. Regardless of the type of competition, participants are usually ranked on the leaderboard based on either profit and loss (P&L, or PnL) ratio or trading volume. 

P&L refers to the total amount of revenue and costs of your trading throughout the competition. Hence, when you compete to rank for P&L, you're competing to show how profitable you are.

P&L (%) = (Profit / Initial Equity + Total Deposits) * 100%

If you have the same P&L% as another participant, your total trading volume will then determine your ranking.

Trading volume measures the total number of contracts or crypto traded during the competition. If you achieve the same trading volume as another competitor, you’ll then be ranked based on the time you took to reach that trading volume. 

Benefits of Joining a Crypto Trading Competition

Participating in a crypto trading competition offers numerous benefits to uplift your trading journey. These competitions bring exciting rewards that can increase your gains during a bull market, or offset your losses and reignite your motivation to seek financial gains during a bear market. Moreover, the experience gained from live trading is invaluable, surpassing theoretical knowledge. Competitions provide real-life insights, opening your eyes to new opportunities.

Competing also inspires you to explore innovative trading strategies, going beyond your comfort zone and potentially yielding astounding gains. Comparing your performance with other traders on a level playing field allows you to gauge your abilities and even earn coveted bragging rights if you emerge victorious.

Please be aware of several registration criteria, as they’ll affect your eligibility to join the competitions.

Depending upon the specific competition, the registration criteria will look at the amount of net assets or net equity you have in your Bybit account. But what’s the difference between net assets and net equity? Net assets are your total assets minus your liabilities, and include unrealized gains and losses, whereas net equity excludes unrealized gains and losses.

Besides net assets and net equity, other elements also come to play in influencing your eligibility to join a competition. For instance, a single user shouldn’t have more than one account. If you create multiple accounts to join competitions on Bybit, you’ll be considered a fraud and will consequently be disqualified. Furthermore, you can only participate in one competition within the same time frame, except for grand-scale competitions like WSOT and Copy Trading Fiesta that hold several events within one competition. In such cases, you’ll be able to participate in more than one event simultaneously.

While you may only open one main Bybit account, you can open up to 20 

 connected to your main account, while four Subaccounts can be used to link to your Main Account for competitions. With Subaccounts, you can now join multiple competitions simultaneously to maximize your rewards.

Similarly, Market Makers and Pro users are prohibited from joining Bybit competitions, as they’re typically institutional traders who can make use of their high trading volumes to gain an edge in the competitions.

While most Bybit competitions only specify net assets or net equity as their registration criteria, certain competitions also require a referral link or code on top of the minimum net assets or net equity amount. Through joining such competitions, you can also expect exclusive rewards not found in other competitions.

Speaking of rewards, Bybit generally offers two types of rewards for its competitions: the prize pool and lucky draw. It’s important first to ensure you’re eligible for rewards, especially for P&L-ranked competitions. Even if the competition is ranked by P&L, you’ll still need to hit a minimum specified trading volume before you qualify for rewards. 

 held in September 2024 required participants to reach a derivatives trading volume of at least $10,000,000 before they could earn any rewards.

The main reward base for Bybit competitions is the prize pool. The prize pools can consist of hundreds of thousands of USDT, or even millions of USDT, depending on the scale of the competition. For large-scale competitions like WSOT and Copy Trading Fiesta, participants can enter several events under these competitions and obtain more rewards. 

It's good to embrace a positive and encouraging mindset as you participate in trading competitions. Observe and learn from the strategies employed by other contestants to refine your own trading plan. By analyzing their moves, you can gain valuable insights and give yourself a competitive edge. Remember, however, that it's also essential to think critically and avoid blindly copying others.

Always analyze your own performance and adjust your strategy accordingly, even in short-term competitions. Also, stay informed about market events and developments that can impact your performance, as this knowledge will maximize your chances of success. With the right mindset and strategic approach, you can excel in trading competitions.

Bybit is actively organizing trading competitions to provide users with a chance to maximize rewards. Following are some of the ongoing and upcoming trading competitions on Bybit that you might consider.

Copy Trading Face-Off: Human vs. Bot, an exciting copy trading competition with a prize pool of 200,000 USDT, runs from Dec 9, 2024, 10AM UTC to Jan 8, 2025, 10AM UTC. Master Traders get to choose a squad, either Human or Bot, and their followers will automatically be assigned to the squad of the Master Trader’s choosing. 

After joining a squad, simply compete across three squad leaderboards and one individual leaderboard. If your squad dominates two out of three leaderboards, it will win — and claim 60% of the total prize pool! You can also join a side quest by voting for the winning squad to become one of the lucky 1,000 winners to share in 5% of the total prize pool. (Please 

 that each participant can only vote once.)

Bybit’s ATHUSDT Trading Competition is a derivatives trading contest with a prize pool of 800,000 ATH. Running from Dec 6, 2024, 10AM UTC through Dec 16, 2024, 10AM UTC, it’s split into two events: 

How do I know my rewards distribution status?

There will be a Bybit Announcement post regarding rewards distribution and dates.

You can only collect your rewards after a competition ends, with the waiting period ranging from one week to a month. A risk review will be conducted after each competition ends, after which the rewards will be given on the date specified in the announcement post. 

As highlighted above, creating multiple accounts to earn more rewards in competitions is considered fraudulent behavior and will lead to disqualification. Other fraudulent behaviors include 

, volume faking, market manipulation and more. Be sure to read the competition’s terms and conditions carefully to avoid getting disqualified. 

Now that you’ve learned about all the rankings, registration criteria and rewards in Bybit trading competitions, you might be eager to flex your muscles in some of them. But before you do, remember that it’s important to carefully pore over the terms and conditions to ensure you get properly reimbursed for your efforts.

We hope our tips will help your competition journey be a fun and fruitful one. May you enjoy the process and savor the sweetness of winning!

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How to Join Bybit Trading Competitions (Ultimate Guide)

Looking for a great way to maximize profits? Consider Copy Trading! Find out in this guide how to get started with Copy Trading on Bybit as a follower today.

 has long been known to be a simple and effective way for beginners to execute trades and maximize their profits without the time-consuming efforts to learn about the crypto market. Taking advantage of the expertise of 

 (MTs) has never been easier. If you’re looking to get started with copy trading as a follower, look no further. Read on for a detailed step-by-step guide on how to do so with Bybit’s 

: Before you start copy trading, you’ll first need to 

: Once your account has been set up, you would need to fund your account (Spot, Funding or Derivatives) with assets. To do so, navigate to the

 page on the top right-hand corner of the Bybit homepage. 

Choose the account you would like to top up and click on 

: You’ll be directed to your Bybit deposit address. You can choose to either scan the QR code or copy the deposit address and use it as the destination address to send funds to. Do be sure to choose the right chain types.

 in the navigation bar to enter the Copy Trading page. Here, you can filter Master Traders based on 

: To follow your preferred Master Trader, click on 

 at the bottom of the Master Trader’s card. By clicking on the card, you can view the individual MT’s portfolio for a more comprehensive understanding of their trading performance data. You can choose to copy up to 10 Master Traders simultaneously. 

— Note that the minimum investment amount is automatically set at 50 USDT, though the MT can set a higher minimum amount if they desire.

, you’ll be copying Perpetual contract trades executed by your Master Trader. If you choose 

, you’ll be copying the parameters of the Trading Bots created by the MT.

 to configure additional trade settings for copying, such as

: Once you’ve confirmed the parameter settings, check the 

In this window, you can also see the Master Trader’s performance and the profit-sharing ratio, which varies according to the Master Trader’s level. If the profit sharing ratio is 10%, it means that Followers will need to share 10% of their profits with the MT.

Once you’ve started following a Master Trader, you can head to the 

page and further configure your settings to boost your 

. Some examples of settings you can edit include stop loss and take profit, switching your 

 settings and increasing or reducing investment. You can also close your positions, stop your copying of the MT or manually terminate your bots via the 

To explore more about editing your copy trade settings and closing positions, click 

Copy trading can be a great way for traders to maximize their profits, especially since it’s automated. You may even be able to pick up new tips and tricks from following Master Traders. As long as you do your proper research on the Master Traders and you’re well aware of the risks associated with 

, you should be on your way to becoming a more successful and profitable trader. Get started with 

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Starknet has extended its DeFi Spring campaign with a $52 million incentive program, offering up to 90 million STRK tokens to protocols and users contributing to its DeFi ecosystem.

The S&P 500 fell 0.3%, with most sectors declining as investors awaited inflation data that could influence Fed policy. Coindesk Indices, an index measuring broader cryptocurrency market performance was down by 2.38%, with Bitcoin rising by 0.33% and Ether dropping by 1.77%, respectively in the past 24 hours.

Today's top performer is ME, which surged 36.93% following the launch of Magic Eden's ME token to boost cross-chain engagement and user rewards.

Magic Eden (ME), launched in September 2021, is the largest NFT marketplace on the Solana blockchain, allowing users to buy, sell, mint, and manage tokens. Magic Eden 

 its native token, $ME, on December 10, 2024, with a 1 billion supply cap. The token aims to enhance user engagement and support cross-chain activities across Solana, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Users can claim tokens through the Magic Eden app and earn rewards by staking $ME and completing cross-chain tasks. The token is unavailable to U.S. residents due to regulations.

Check Out the Latest Prices, Charts, and Data of 

 with a $52 million incentive program, offering up to 90 million STRK tokens to protocols and users contributing to its DeFi ecosystem. The initiative continues until the STRK budget is exhausted and rewards liquidity providers. The second round of the program, which began in July, has a budget of 50 million STRK, bringing the total to 90 million. Participating protocols, including DEXs, lending platforms, and others, will receive bi-weekly incentives based on performance, with NFTs awarded to users based on their STRK earnings.

Yesterday, BTC Spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $142.9 million, driven by $205.7 million from non-GBTC sources, offset by a $62.8 million outflow from GBTC.

 its Airdrop Checker and TGE dates for January 2025. To qualify for the free airdrop, users must run the "OCY DEPIN" app and earn points. Additional points can be gained by completing tasks in "NOSTRINGS," minting daily NFTs in "FRAGMENTZ," and completing Galxe quests.

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Celebrate Bybit's 6-Year Anniversary with a recap of our recent livestream episode with Bybit CEO Ben Zhou. Get exciting updates and upcoming events on Bybit you don’t want to miss!

Bybit, one of the biggest cryptocurrency platforms, celebrates its 6th anniversary in the public cryptocurrency space. Bybit has come a long way, transforming the cryptocurrency world through visionary leadership, innovative products and impactful services for nearly 60 million users. This article recaps 

 with Bybit CEO Ben Zhou and Head of Spot and Web3 Emily Bao, joined by Eric, another ByBuddy.

Bybit is turning six years old — and that means celebrations galore for the second-biggest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume. The 

, celebrates Bybit’s journey through the years and the Bybit users who give meaning to the exchange. 

 offers Bybit users the chance to unlock a portion of a 1.2 million USDT prize pool, space travel tickets, 1 gram of gold and other great rewards.

Bybit has achieved a lot this year, expanding its user base, reaching new ATH trading volumes and receiving operating licenses in several major jurisdictions, such as Argentina, Kazakhstan, Georgia, the Netherlands, Turkey, Dubai and Lithuania. It also hosted a gathering of crypto content creators, headlined the 

 in Bangkok and trailblazed the web3 ecosystem with an increased market share among leading web3 blockchains.

Ben and Emily discussed key business updates for Bybit in 2024, highlighting its major progress, such as a 61% surge in monthly futures trading volume and reaching over $639 billion.

Bybit has also expanded the role of Shunyet Jan, Head of Derivatives, to Head of Institutional in order to drive institutional growth

Furthermore, Bybit announced a collaboration with NGO Admundi through its Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) initiative to help Spain’s recent flood survivors as part of its corporate social responsibility.

Bybit led and drove meaningful change at the BGA event and hosted the web3 Oscars, supporting the $100,000 hackathon to address poverty, global access to clean water and gender inequality.

Finally, Bybit hosted the inaugural Crypto Content Creator Campus (CCCC), attended by over 200 content creators for a three-day immersive experience.

Bybit’s TradeGPT has a new feature, CryptoLens AI. It’s an AI-powered tool for in-depth token analysis across six key dimensions: social engagement, team & funding, on-chain activity, token trends on Bybit, liquidity dispersion and token security. CryptoLens AI helps traders gain insights into markets and simplifies crypto analysis through data-driven reports.

: Bybit has increased Grid limits for its bot, from 330 to 476 for the Spot Grid bot and from 400 to 909 for the Futures Grid bot. Spot and Futures VIP Grid Bots’ limits were also increased, from 588 to 1000 and from 1250 to 1667, respectively.

Bybit updated the P2P ad section to make trades faster and more seamless. Traders can now set auto-prompts to get notified when selecting supported currencies for block trades. P2P ads are also now shown on both P2P and block trade pages, and orders above P2P limits are automatically redirected to block trade ads.

Bybit is also proud to announce the launch of the Bybit physical card in Argentina, just months after launching the virtual card. The physical card comes with various benefits, such as 30,000 Argentine pesos in the welcome offer, up to 8% APY, VIP rewards (like a 100% rebate on Spotify and Netflix), zero fees and free card issuance and delivery.

Bybit launched its pre-listing pool, enabling multi-pool farming for new launch pools. Users can now gain early access to tokens before listing and 

 tokens before or after listing. Snapshot frequency has been improved from daily to hourly. Bybit also launched ByVotes 2.0, which allows users to vote on which tokens they want Bybit to list. Users can hold 

 to earn votes, vote for projects and claim rewards and track activities in the user center for upcoming listings.

 for maximum growth. All funds are managed by professional asset institutions for VIP 3+ users. The premium fixed income is for 160–180 days, featuring top-tier yields. Bybit users can also stake proof-of-stake (PoS) tokens, such as ETH and SOL, on-chain to earn more. Users can join the bbSOL 

, which is ongoing as of the time of this writing (Dec 9, 2024).

Bybit launched its pre-market for Perpetuals, shortened the call auction from 24 hours to 1 hour, and accelerated price discovery. Users should note that Bybit is transitioning the settlement currency for options contracts from USDC to USDT by January 2025. The new USDT-settled contracts will enhance liquidity for options trading.

The exchange trading platform has several crucial updates:

There’s also an update on bbSOL, which is expanding to eight Solana DeFi partners to enhance DeFi yields and 

 utility. bbSOL is now available on the following Bybit CEX products: On-Chain Earn, Unified Trading Account (UTA), Crypto Loans, Spot, Spot Margin Trading, Convert, Flexible Savings and Institutional Loans.

Bybit is giving $360,000 in airdrops to all participants @The Crypto Arkade for the 

Celebrate Bybit’s 6-year Anniversary Now!

Bybit is rolling out a $1.2 million prize pool to celebrate its 6-year anniversary at #Super6Bybit. The exchange has expanded its market reach, web3 dominance and trading volumes in 2024.

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Backstage With Ben Episode 28 ICYMI: 6th Anniversary Countdown & BTC All-Time High Celebration!

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Crypto

Ledger and Trezor are the two most well-known cold wallet brands out there, but how do they compare? In this article, we take a look at how they do.

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In the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrencies, the concept of a 

 plays a crucial role in securely managing digital assets. As its name suggests, a crypto wallet functions similarly to a physical wallet, but instead of holding cash and cards, it stores private keys, public keys and other essential information necessary for accessing and managing various cryptocurrencies.

To store your cryptocurrencies, you essentially have two options. You could use software wallets, also known as hot wallets, where your crypto is stored online — for example, through an exchange. You could also use hardware wallets. 

Hardware (physical) wallets are also known as cold wallets or cold storage. Two of the most prominent cold wallets are Trezor and Ledger.

In this article, we’ll explore everything you need to know about the similarities and differences between these two hardware wallets as well as their pros and cons so that you know which one suits you better.

A crypto wallet serves as a digital storage and management system for cryptocurrencies, enabling users to store, send and receive digital assets in a secure and user-friendly manner.

Crypto wallets provide a gateway to the decentralized realm of cryptocurrencies, empowering individuals to take control of their financial transactions and participate in a peer-to-peer (

Crypto wallets come in various forms, catering to the diverse needs and preferences of users. They can be broadly categorized into two main types: 

. Hot wallets, including desktop, mobile, and web-based options, are applications or platforms that are installed on computers or mobile devices. On the other hand, cold wallets are physical devices designed specifically to secure cryptocurrencies offline, offering enhanced protection against online threats.

Regardless of the type, crypto wallets share a common purpose: to facilitate the storage and management of cryptocurrencies and interaction with them. However, it's important to note that crypto wallets do not physically store the digital currencies themselves, as cryptocurrencies exist on a blockchain network. Instead, they store the 

 required to access and manage the funds associated with specific blockchain addresses.

So why exactly use hardware wallets instead of software wallets?

As suggested, hardware wallets offer you a way of storing private keys without the risk of your data being stolen or manipulated.

You may wonder: Why not just use a software wallet and simply secure my device? You can do that, but computer malware can be disguised as a legitimate software program and trick you into authorizing access to your computer. It may even get past your antivirus. 

Additionally, no one can access a hardware wallet without your permission. A hardware wallet operates offline, offering greater security for your private keys. Thus, using a hardware wallet is safer because it prevents hackers from accessing your private keys and stealing your cryptocurrency.

Cold wallets are physical hardware (like USB flash drives). They usually have a hard plastic case surrounding a small screen that distributes the information. In order to access your private keys, you’re required to set up a PIN. When you set up for the first time, the PIN is a list of around (generally) 12 to 24 words. This set of words is known as the 

Write down the seed phrase and keep it somewhere safe, because if you lose your cold wallet or it becomes corrupted, you’ll need this seed phrase to re-access your crypto. You can then complete transactions with ease and simply confirm them through your hardware.

 was launched in 2014 by a French company of the same name. The company was founded to find an optimal solution for securing private keys when performing transactions on a blockchain. 

Over the years, Ledger has launched a few products along with Ledger Live. One of its most successful products is the Ledger Nano S, released in 2016. Back then, Ledger Nano S was known as the “original hardware wallet.” It was priced economically at $59, and could be used to purchase, secure and manage cryptocurrencies. 

 was released in 2019 at the price of $149. The Nano X is an advanced model of the Nano S, with improved features such as more battery power, bluetooth communication (end-to-end encrypted), mobile usage and a bigger screen.

 to replace the Ledger Nano S. The Ledger Nano S Plus is by far Ledger’s best model, thanks to its affordable price tag of $79 and its myriad features such as bluetooth connectivity, large capacity, wide range of coin support, advanced security and easy setup. The Ledger Nano S Plus also differs from its predecessor as it’s DeFi- and NFT-friendly. With the introduction of the Ledger Nano S Plus, Ledger eventually 

Ledger will soon be releasing another product known as the 

 in the spring of 2023. Pre-orders have already closed for the $279 Ledger hardware device, but interested customers can opt to sign up for email notifications and be informed when the Ledger Stax becomes available for purchase. 

Both existing models of the Ledger are widely used, and the one that will suit you will depend on your needs. If you’re more likely to hold your cryptocurrencies over the long term, Ledger Nano S Plus might be suitable for you. However, if you actively (daily) trade cryptocurrencies, then you might find Ledger Nano X to be the better choice. 

, centered around user identification. This feature enables users to safeguard a backup of their recovery seed phrase, offering a way to regain access to their private keys if they ever lose their recovery phrase. However, Ledger has faced substantial criticism from users who perceive this development as a direct contradiction to the fundamental principles of noncustodial wallets. Additionally, the recovery service necessitates the submission of government-issued identification, resulting in KYC registration for each user. 

Ledger has attempted to assure users that their private keys and crypto funds are safe, and that the feature is an optional one that isn’t automatically enabled. However, users are still concerned about the security of their assets, as they believe the existence of such a feature can create vulnerability to potential attacks.

With the resulting backlash over the past week, Ledger has announced on its 

 that the company has taken the crypto community’s feedback into consideration and will be 

 of the Ledger Recover feature. Charles Guillemet, the chief technology officer of Ledger 

 stating that a white paper on the Recover Protocol will be released “in the coming days” to “bring more verifiability to everything” the company does. 

 is based in the Czech Republic. As with Ledger, the purpose of this hardware wallet is to keep private keys offline and secure from potential hackers on the internet.

As the first hardware wallet ever released, Trezor has paved the way for the formation of other cold wallets. However, Trezor has established itself as one of the most eminent and safe cold wallets. The two models for purchase are the 

Trezor One was released in July 2014 at the affordable price of $69. It has a 128×64 pixel, bright OLED screen that can display all the details required for a user to verify a transaction, and it comes with two buttons for navigation. In terms of connectivity, it uses a micro USB connector and is equipped with a 120-MHz embedded ARM processor (Cortex-M3). It supports over 1,000 cryptocurrencies.

The Trezor Model T is the updated model of Trezor Model One and costs $219. While Trezor Model One remains the more popular purchase among the two, Trezor Model T has more features that increase the efficiency of this cold wallet. The most significant new feature on the Trezor Model T is its 1.54” color LCD touchscreen.

Both the Ledger and the Trezor have made it much easier to securely store private keys. However, while the two are similar, they also have their differences. We’ll briefly compare and contrast these two hardware wallets so you’ll know which one suits you.

Trezor supports more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies, while Ledger supports over 5,500 digital assets.

When it comes to the basic models — Trezor Model One vs. Ledger Nano S Plus — the latter is superior in that it supports more altcoins. In addition, Trezor One doesn’t support some major and popular cryptocurrencies, such as 

 (XTZ). Only the Trezor Model T supports them, but it’s also more expensive.

There hasn’t been any reported case where Trezor or Ledger has failed to protect people’s data. Both wallets require a pin code and seed phrase to let you access your crypto wallet. Ledger also has a Secure Element chip to 

. The only way you’ll be vulnerable is if you write your seed phrase on a computer or other smart device that gets hacked (or otherwise share the seed phrase). So both the Ledger and Trezor wallets are safe to use. 

Of course, as mentioned above, there are doubts about Ledger’s security, due to its recent launch of Ledger Recover. However, since the company has decided to delay the launch of the feature and to instead accelerate its open-sourcing road map, users may feel more at ease when deciding whether or not to purchase Ledger. 

On the other hand, Trezor is open-source, which allows people to see the source codes and redistribute or modify them. This means bugs can be identified more easily, but there’s also a slightly enhanced security risk.

Both Ledger and Trezor are very simple to use. The basic models, Trezor Model One and Ledger Nano S Plus, have a two-button system. Once you learn how to operate it, it’s very easy to access your crypto wallet.

In addition to Ledger Nano S Plus, Ledger Nano X also has a two-button system. 

Trezor Model T, on the other hand, is free of buttons and has a touchscreen. It’s much easier to use as compared to the two-button version.

So the Trezor Model T has the upper hand when it comes to ease of use.

Price plays a key role when you want to decide which brand to buy.

The Ledger Nano S Plus costs around $79, while Trezor Model One costs around $69. The difference between the two is minor.

The upgraded models are certainly more expensive. While the Ledger Nano X costs around $149, the Trezor Model T costs approximately $219. The difference in price between the pair is greater than with the basic models. However, the Trezor Model T doesn’t have any major advantages over the Ledger Nano X to justify this difference. 

Moreover, the Ledger Nano X offers Bluetooth connectivity, and the Trezor Model T doesn’t. So the $70 difference in price isn’t reasonable.

In terms of price, Ledger has the obvious edge over Trezor.

When it comes to the size of a hardware wallet, it depends on personal choice. Both the Ledger and Trezor are relatively small and easy to carry around. 

However, if you prefer a smaller, flash drive–style hardware, then Ledger is the choice for you.

If you want something that’s about the same size as car keys, then Trezor is the solution for you.

The Ledger Nano X has a stainless steel cover, which makes it very durable.

Both Trezor wallets have a plastic cover, which makes them less durable than Ledger. Of course, you can purchase silicone cases to protect your Trezor hardware, but that still doesn’t make Trezor as durable as Ledger. 

So Ledger takes the crown as the more durable hardware wallet.

A good display is important when it comes to reading crypto addresses, since every detail of a transaction should be carefully checked. 

When it comes to screen display, Trezor has a larger screen than Ledger. Many users consider this a huge benefit, because the information is more organized and easily comprehensible.

Moreover, the Trezor Model T comes with a colorful touchscreen that makes the display superior and much easier to use as opposed to the upcoming Ledger Stax’s E Ink touchscreen.

So when it comes to their displays, Trezor has the edge.

To conclude, both Trezor and Ledger are useful and safe options if you want to store cryptocurrencies. Whether one is better than the other depends on your personal preferences.

If you want a greater number of supported cryptocurrencies, cheaper hardware, smaller size and more durability, then Ledger might be the better choice for you.

If you want a better display, slightly more security, bigger size and easier-to-use hardware, then Trezor may be the better choice for you.

Interested in buying Ledger or Trezor? Ensure that you only do so through their official websites. If you don’t buy from secure websites, you run the risk of purchasing fake and malicious hardware wallets. 

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