I know what many people will say, that I am just scared because one hardware wallet got ruined, ColdCard as the main example, but before you said this few people surrounding myself have already started to show this sign.
It's what made me think this way, my friends are already complaining that hardware wallets aren't safe anymore, one fell and others are already looking like spoilt eggs.
Is there any evil agenda behind this or it's just normal human reaction?
There is no way to say that a hardware wallet problem keep all hardware wallets at risk. While a hardware wallet failure can naturally create concern among holders, which is not unreasonable, it is also important to remember that if a hardware wallet is lost, it is not a loss for the entire self-custody system, and it is also not possible to think that a large hacker group or someone is trying to break the self-custody system. We can change this idea with a simple example, that is, if a device of an electronic company fault for some reason, we cannot say that the same problem will be present in every device. At that time, many devices manufactured by that company at the same time may have faults, but this does not mean that all devices of all electronics companies will have the same faults.
The hardware wallets of the leading large companies use open source code, so there is nothing to hide there. If someone has a bad thought like try to change the code, it will be noticed by others. That's why I think we shouldn't assume the same problems exist all wallets if we see a fault in one wallet.
