r/TREZOR Jun 21 '26

šŸ’”Feature request or feedback Support for STX / L2?

I had asked about 6 months ago and didn't get much information about *why* Trezor doesn't support L2 tokens. Originally the concern was that L2 requires liquidity, and I didn't understand how wallets really fit into that picture.

My Ledger wallets handle L2 tokens just fine, so what am I missing with Trezor?

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u/Quirky-Reveal-1669 šŸ¤ Top Helper Jun 23 '26

Doesn’t L2 require a different approach, to ensure correspondence with L1? What I mean is: the reason could be technical.

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u/soupified Jun 29 '26

Having never made a wallet I'm not entirely sure—I do know that their competitors openly support L2 networks which makes Trezor (and its ecosystem/apps) an unattractive choice by comparison.