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Welcome and follow me as a ledger Nano S and today I'll show you how to install
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the Bitcoin wallet onto the ledger itself. So number one we're gonna need to
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have application that can be downloaded on basically any kind of platform
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Windows or Mac Linux if you're using computer it doesn't really matter and on
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the phone side you can use either iOS or Android obviously now I'm using Android
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for this. That's kind of why I have this plugged in here just so I can connect it
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to the ledger itself. So anyway obviously if you haven't done done so you need to
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go into the Play Store download ledger live and from there once you open it up
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obviously I assume you already went through the initial setup of the wallet
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itself so from here you need to only go to manage select your ledger. In normal
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circumstances it would on the ledger show up to press both buttons to
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continue so you'd have to press those but for me it didn't do it because I
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kind of already did it. So anyway from here find the Bitcoin obviously it's
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gonna be right at the top here it should it looks like it sorts all the
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coins based on popularity of them so Bitcoin is at the top. Click on install
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now I will warn you we can only install a limited amount of wallets on here as
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you can see Bitcoin will take up 40 kilobytes and your total storage right
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here is 144 kilobytes and some of those do take a little bit more space than
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other ones as you can see we have Bitcoin Cash which takes only two, Litcoin two, Polkadot takes 46, Cordana 88 so as you can see sizes kind of vary
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depending on which one you want. And additionally once you install the wallet
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on the device it automatically asks you if you want to also create an account
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for it because by default if you just install the wallet it does not actually
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have the account so it can store Bitcoin but it doesn't have anywhere to store it
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to if that makes sense so you just kind of go to the create account and you
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assign a account address to it which then basically becomes an actual wallet
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but I'm not gonna go over this right now so I'm just gonna close this off so
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anyway that is how you install Bitcoin wallet on the ledger and if you found
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this video helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
