Pre-ordered TREZOR Hardware Wallets Have Now Been Shipped

Pre-ordered TREZOR Hardware Wallets Have Now Been Shipped

If you pre-ordered a TREZOR hardware wallet, listen up. Satoshi Labs, the company behind the ultra-secure physical way to store your bitcoins, has taken to their official blog to announce that all pre-ordered devices have officially been shipped to customers around the world. "If you haven't received yours already, your TREZOR is flying to you right now!" the company exclaimed. Customers awaiting their TREZOR have been patient for quite the while. Seeing as how this is the first generation of the device, Satoshi Labs has had some issues with manufacturing. Specifically, the company....


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