The Ledger dealer involved, CryptoBillis, was secretly sold this spring, with the transaction accompanied by a non-disclosure agreement.

PANews October 10 news: X user exsiway posted that the Malaysian Ledger authorized reseller involved, CryptoBillis, was sold by its original founder this spring, with the transaction accompanied by a non-disclosure agreement requiring that it not be made public before October 19, but the store and the "Ledger authorized" signage have remained to this day. Former members of the CryptoBillis team also previously said that new management has taken over, and the original team was required to keep it confidential until October 19. There is currently no official evidence directly linking the new owner to the tampered devices.

PANews October 10 news: X user exsiway posted that the Malaysian Ledger authorized reseller involved, CryptoBillis, was sold by its original founder this spring, with the transaction accompanied by a non-disclosure agreement requiring that it not be made public before October 19, but the store and the "Ledger authorized" signage have remained to this day. Former members of the CryptoBillis team also previously said that new management has taken over, and the original team was required to keep it confidential until October 19. There is currently no official evidence directly linking the new owner to the tampered devices.