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One year ago today, we celebrated a milestone we'll never forget.

In the heart of Prague, the city where Trezor was born, we took the stage at our very own Trustless by Design event to introduce Trezor Safe 7 to the world.

It was more than just a product launch.

It was the culmination of years of innovation, countless hours of hard work, and the dedication of an incredible team united by one mission: making self-custody more secure, accessible, and convenient for everyone.

Since then, Trezor Safe 7 has gone on to earn recognition, including Best Hardware Wallet of the Year and a Red Dot Award for Product Design.

But what makes us proudest is the people behind it. Every team member whose passion and dedication brought Trezor Safe 7 to life.

One year later, that same passion continues to drive us forward.

To our team, our partners, and everyone who has supported us along the way: thank you for being part of this journey. 💚

What is transaction simulation?

We just added it to Trezor Suite for swaps on Ethereum and EVM chains: before you sign, Trezor Suite previews your swap with @blockaid_ and shows what you can expect to receive.

You get to see the outcome of a trade before you commit to it. If it’s not quite what you had in mind, you can tweak the amount, the route, or the pair and take another look.

More on the blog: trezor.io/blog/news/we-r…

What is clear signing?

When you swap on the Ethereum network or an EVM chain in Trezor Suite, your Trezor shows the transaction in plain language: the provider handling the swap, what you send, what you receive, and the fee you pay.

Clear signing matters because you can check the trade yourself on your Trezor device before you approve it and make sure it's exactly what you picked. If something doesn’t match, you can reject it on the device.

Sending coins to an exchange just to swap them and then withdrawing them again is a lot of work for one trade.

Skip the exchange and trade directly in Trezor Suite.

No more round trips through exchanges and no addresses to copy and paste. What you receive from the swap goes straight to the account protected by your Trezor hardware wallet.

Learn more on the blog: trezor.io/blog/news/we-r…

A cross-chain swap trades a coin on one network for a coin on another, like Bitcoin for Solana, in a single step.

Cross-chain swaps on DEXs are now available with @SwapKitPowered and @lifiprotocol joining the swap providers in Trezor Suite.

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