A crypto holder tweeted at the Ledger <button class="define-target" id="hardware-wallet">hardware wallet</button> manufacturer to report that 10&nbsp;BTC (~$1&nbsp;million) and "~1.5m of NFTs" had been stolen from a Ledger wallet they were using. "The ledger was purchased directly from you. The seed phrase was stored in a secure location, never entered anywhere online. I never signed any malicious transactions. Everything is in my physical possession.I haven’t touched this ledger in 2 months," they wrote.<p>Some blamed the theft on an apparent malicious Ethereum transaction the user had signed nearly three years prior. However, while a malicious transaction signature on Ethereum could explain the NFT thefts, it should not alone enable the theft of assets on the separate bitcoin blockchain.</p><p>Despite this, Ledger blamed its customer, telling a media outlet that "As we know, the user got phished when it comes to the ETH wallet, we can assume user error on the BTC side too".</p>

"Ledger wallet user reports 10 BTC loss — Community blames phishing"

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