Hardware wallet firm Ledger reportedly disclosed details related to its introduction of a limited edition of a brand new hardware wallet – dubbed “Ledger Nano S Plus”. 

Specifically, there will reportedly be 10,000 Ledger Nano S Plus to be rolled out in total to pre-order at $79 each. 

Apart from the newly released device, Ledger further revealed that it has forged a global alliance with Ethereum-powered Proof of Attendance Protocol (POAP).

POAPs are reportedly widely perceived as digital memories of nonfungible tokens (NFTs), since they display engagement evidence and attendance for key moments. 

In January, Ethereum’s co-founder Vitalik Buterin reportedly emphasized the potential importance of making NFTs soulbound to enable proof of achievement. 

“Securing and protecting your digital memories, like the POAP you can collect with your Ledger Nano S Plus, is a must for anyone building their lifelong collection.” Lucas Verra, Head of POAP, further remarked. 

The Genesis Edition of the Ledger Nano S Plus will reportedly come with a particular engraving, where every the packages individually will feature a card that can be redeemed for a Genesis POAP NFT, making it possible for users to keep proof of this exclusive hardware wallet in their digital wallets also. 

POAP is reportedly going to mint special edition NFTs for Ledger events in the future as well. 

“This partnership with POAP and launch of the Ledger Nano S Plus Genesis Edition at an affordable price marks the acknowledgment that digital assets will only increase as a tool for life experiences, and we want to bring millions more into Web3 securely; as it happens.” Ian Rogers, Ledger’s chief experience officer, reportedly shared his remarks regarding the development.