Amidst the investigation into the compromised wallet incident, Ledger has launched a new device featuring a tamper-resistant sensor 🔧 On October 15, at the Op3n event in Paris, Ledger introduced the Atom, an Android-powered device with two modes: Standard Mode for daily app use, and Secure Mode for viewing and signing transactions. A dedicated FPGA chip keeps Secure Mode completely isolated from Android. For physical tamper resistance, the Atom detects screen or casing removal and monitors the area containing core chips to identify signs of drilling or unauthorized opening. The sensors remain powered by a separate battery even when the device is turned off. Ledger states this feature will block exactly the type of screen-reading hardware used in the CryptoBilis incident. The Atom is available exclusively through Ledger’s website. The Founder’s Edition is priced at $849, requiring a $100 refundable deposit; the regular price is $899, while Ledger’s current wallets range from $69 to $399. Shipping is expected in summer 2027. What do you think—does this price point make it worth buying? 😄