Educational: How to use SushiSwap (on Ethereum) securely with a hardware wallet

Hey guys!

I've made a new educational video for the community on how to set up and use SushiSwap in a secure way with a hardware wallet (in that case a ledger device):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4J7q2Ogo0E

I heard recently about a lot of people who lost all their money because they used a "simple" 12 seed phrase metamask "cold wallet", and it's very sad.

Therefore I think education is crucial in crypto adoption, and that's why I make those simple easy-to-follow tutorials.

By using a hardware wallet-like ledger device you are making the hacker's life much harder since the private key doesn't exist in the computer itself but is stored in a secured way in the ledger operating system memory.

We will learn how to connect your ledger to the Metamask Extension and sign the transaction on the ledger itself.

The transaction will be signed on the ledger and will be sent to SushiSwap Smart Contracts by the RPC nodes that are configured in the MetaMask Extension.

The metamask extension is not aware of the private key, and the private key never "touches" the computer memory, but is living in a secured and encrypted way inside the Ledger device.

Let me know if that guide helps you, and if you need any additional assistance, feel free to ask.

SAFE FARMING,

Johnny :)