They made a mistake. Sure. But if you generate the entropy yourself it's a great product. Even more so now that it has been verified with all frontier models possible. Facts don't care about your feelings.

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Ledger devices automatically support these signatures. However, we recommend not claiming any BIP-110 coins unless and until a replay-protection mechanism is added. Signing on the BIP-110 chain could put your BTC at risk.

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It’s when the project makers could have a “bug” in the entropy generation for later retrieval.

Well, that aged well

All @BlockstreamJade hardware wallets are unaffected by the COLDCARD RNG vulnerability. Jade derives entropy from multiple independent sources (the companion app, user input, battery state, and more) as well as the chip's hardware RNG, which draws on Bluetooth radio noise. If you're running the "No-Radio" firmware, Jade already compensates by design, seeding from internal chip noise on every boot and continuously mixing in sensor data. The engineering behind Jade's RNG is solid.

Do you trust keys generated by 3rd party software/hardware wallets ? Do you trust they give you really random keys and not some deterministic words that look random? Well, control your own code.