Crypto hardware wallet provider Ledger has introduced a fee structure for its redesigned Multisig application, charging a $10 flat fee per transaction plus 0.05% on token transfers. The pricing model, announced alongside the Nano Gen5 device launch, has drawn criticism from developers and users who argue the fees contradict self-custody principles. Ethereum developer pcaversaccio stated the company claims alignment with cypherpunk ideals while attempting to establish centralized control over cryptocurrency transactions.