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- Ledger plans to launch a limited edition crypto wallet with a branded magnetic folio in early 2026.
- Hardware wallet company highlighted increased security needs and risks in software-based Web3 wallets.
Popular cryptocurrency wallet Ledger has announced that it is partnering with luxury car manufacturer Lamborghini to create a custom Ledger Stacks. This will be a premium hardware wallet with a curved display and a secure chip, as shown in the teaser.
This limited edition crypto wallet will launch in early 2026 and feature custom packaging along with a branded magnetic folio. In addition to great aesthetics, Ledger Stax provides secure protection for cryptocurrency users.
Wen Lambo? now.
We partnered with @Lamborghini to create a custom Ledger Stax, combining the pinnacle of automotive design with the highest standards of security and the most premium signer. pic.twitter.com/Dlda3a2k4m
— Ledger (@Ledger) December 4, 2025
Combining leisure and Lamborghini with the security and luxury of cryptocurrencies
Ledger, a provider of hardware cryptocurrency wallets, is well known in the cryptocurrency security and cold storage space. Hardware wallets keep your digital assets offline, protecting them from online threats and reducing the chance of hacking. This gives users direct control over their private keys and provides direct ownership of their digital assets.
By partnering with Lamborghini, Ledger is sending a message that it aims to be the best in the cryptocurrency space and provide a premium experience to its users. This collaboration reflects broader industry trends. More global companies are integrating blockchain functionality into mainstream products.
With increasing participation in the cryptocurrency industry, the demand for hardware wallets is also increasing to protect against threats. In early February 2025, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin appealed to the crypto industry to address widespread asset losses by prioritizing stronger wallet security solutions.
Ledger warned in a recent blog post that a newly discovered vulnerability in the widely used Android smartphone processor could put users of its software-based Web3 wallet at risk if an attacker gains physical access to the device.
According to Ledger’s Donjon research team, a hardware fault injection attack could bypass key security protections and gain complete control of the chip. The company emphasized that Ledger hardware wallets are not affected by this issue. However, it added that this development illustrates the risks of relying solely on smartphone hot wallets to protect digital assets.
Further announcements from crypto wallets
In a separate announcement on December 4, cryptocurrency wallet Ledger announced that users can now swap Celo directly through the swap section of the wallet. This makes it even more convenient for those who use hardware signers to manage CELO. The company said the upgrade will allow users to trade without transferring assets to an external platform, reducing risk and keeping all activity within Ledger’s security environment.
With the addition of CELO Swap, Ledger continues its efforts to combine strong protection with simple, easy-to-use tools. The team encouraged users to try the new feature, saying it aligns with its broader goal of making secure on-chain activities more accessible.
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