How the FUCK do I store LINK on my ledger?

I just bought it without realizing there is no support for ERC20 tokens. I am supposed to pair a myetherwallet or something. What's the point of having a hardware wallet then? What the fuck?

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You can only view the tokens on MEW but you can still send it to the same ETH ledger address. Eventually there will be support for tokens on ledger

Fucking retard of course you can store erc20 on a ledger, figure it out or you don't deserve it

>he fell for the hardware wallet meme

Not gonna make it.

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I'm not an expert. I only have BTC, ETH and LINK on exchanges. You mean that in my Ledger Nano X I will 9nly have an address for btc and an address for eth and I can use the address for eth also for link? Please help me. I'm confused because on binance I have different addresses for link and eth

I have 250 link on my ledger. Just send it to the ethereum address and use this vintage.myetherwallet.com/#send-transaction to send out from it.

Dude, I'm not a technical expert, I need help to keep my investments safe. Ledger is cheap and it works

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Use google idiot. You get the answer in couple seconds no need to post here

Remember, LINK is the last golden ticket out of poverty and you should never store 100% of your linkies in a single place. As unlikely as it is, someone could hack Binance or even Ethereum itself and steal everything you own.

Thankfully, since LINK is a blockchain-agnostic project, that means it can be stored on ANY chain using ANY wallet in existence! Sergey and Steve actually guarantee this interoperability in the white paper and it is a large part of what makes the project so appealing in the first place. Because of this, I strongly encourage all linkmarines to split their stack evenly across as many of the following as they can muster:

>Ethereum wallet (MyEtherWallet is always good)
>Several different exchanges (Binance, Coinbase, and Gemini are highly trusted) so if one goes down it's not game over
>Bitcoin wallet - Bitcoin is the O.G. blockchain after all and probably more hackproof than any other in existence.
>Monero wallet - storing your LINKs on the Monero chain has the added advantage of obscuring your trade history from the feds. When you finally cash out you won't need to pay any taxes on your LINK stack.
>Skycoin wallet - Storing your linkies in a Skycoin wallet will actually earn you coinhours passively! It's like earning node dividends without the wait or hassle.
>Try looking for little-known crypto projects that might have a fork in their future. If you store LINK on their wallet when the fork occurs, you get free forked LINK!

There are just a few ideas, but there are innumerable safe places to spread your LINK stack out in. As you can see, it's almost irresponsible to keep all your LINK in a dusty old MEW wallet when there's so many perks to storing it elsewhere. Keeping your link spread out like this also helps against the temptation to sell your LINK prematurely during the climb to $1000. Personally, I have my LINK spread out over 8 different wallets and 5 different exchanges, and I've never felt comfier

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Umm sorry sweetie but link is blockchain agnostic which means it can be stored on any chain because it's not really a blockchain.

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