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A FIELD GUIDE TO WHAT COMES NEXT

Curiosity is
a good starting point.

Web3 brings new ways to interact with digital services and assets. Explore the landscape at a pace that keeps your understanding ahead of your clicks.

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OWNERSHIP
COMMUNITY
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LEARN BEFORE YOU CONNECT
A SIMPLE MAP

Web3 is an idea, not a safety guarantee.

Ledger.com/Start introduces self-custody as one part of a wider digital-asset journey. Web3 is a broad label for services built around public blockchains, digital ownership, and user-controlled interactions. The term covers very different projects; evaluate each one on its own merits rather than assuming all are decentralized, secure, or worthwhile.

01 / LEARN

Networks and assets

Understand which blockchain a service uses, how tokens function there, and whether a transaction can be reversed. Names can sound similar while networks differ.

02 / CONNECT

Wallet permissions

Connecting a wallet or signing a message can grant access or authorize an action. Read what a request means, and disconnect from services you no longer use.

03 / EVALUATE

Claims and communities

Research the project, its risks, and its independent documentation. Promises of guaranteed returns, pressure, or requests for secret words deserve skepticism.

For foundational concepts, explore the Ethereum.org Web3 overview and consider how public networks work. Keep the Ledger Academy learning materials nearby, but verify technical and financial claims across reliable sources.

A BETTER WAY TO EXPLORE

Three small steps beat one big leap.

01

Learn what the app asks you to approve before connecting a wallet.

02

Use a separate approach for experiments and never risk funds you cannot afford to lose.

03

Keep recovery information offline, private, and far from any site asking you to type it in.

KEEP THE GOOD QUESTIONS COMING

Read widely. Verify everything.

Ledger.com/Start is a starting resource, not an endorsement of every project or a substitute for independent judgment. Take breaks, be wary of unsolicited messages, and remember that educational guides cannot remove the risks of digital assets.

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