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You remember you sent some ETH or erc20 tokens to your ledger ages ago, but you had to do a firmware update or restore your seed with the 24 words mnemonic and your coins are not showing up? Don’t panic!Do not start entering your seeds on any shady website to get back your funds.If you withdraw the coins from an exchange there are chances that you have an email or receipt with the withdrawal information. Try to find out in which address you sent the funds to.An ETH address should start by 0x.With the help of block explorer you can check how many ETH or tokens are stored at one address on the blockchain.Coins are still there? Good,Coins are not there, or were moved. Then we have a problem, maybe your key was compromised (have you ever typed those 24 words on a keyboard? Have you ever taken a picture with the words in it?)I can advice to do a time-framed search of your emails for the dates around which the coins were moved, maybe you moved the coins to an exchange or paid your VPN subscription with your coins and forgot about it.On Gmail if your funds were lost on 01/02/2019 you can try this search“after:2019/01/01 before:2019/01/03”The way I see it the point of the ledger and any hardware wallet is to be a black box that contains your private keys. The only time the private should go out of the black box is at the initialisation when you write the 24 words with a pen on good old paper (to avoid key-loggers).If you initialized your ledger correctly you should have a list of 24 words called mnemonic. This mnemonic is the master seed that can be used to compute all the private keys associated with your wallet.All the words you have should be in this list of 5000 words. Other languages are available here. If one of the words you have is not on this list, then you must have mis-wrote it and should try to find similar word that is in the list.The order of the words matter, switching place just two words with each other won’t create the same seed at all.There is a checksum that check the validity of your 24 words but it is not fail proof, there is about a 1 in 256 chance that getting a word wrong will still give you a perfectly valid but different seed as the one you used before.There is a great tool all in javascript that is very helpful to understand how mnemonics works. You should definitely not use this website with your real 24 words. You could have a malware on you computer that is sending to a hacker everything you type on your keyboard.You managed to restore the ledger with your 24 word? GoodThere is an extra bit of security we need to check. Ledger allow the user to add a passphrase to your master seed. Think of it like a 25th word that you choose. The only restriction on it for the ledger is a character limit of 100.To restore the same master seed if you used a passphrase/25th word you are going to need to restore this exact same passphrase either attach it to a pin or unlock it temporarily.There has been case before of people who could not find their funds on the ledger anymore and it was because they forgot that they had used a 25th word.There are no “wrong” passphrases. Every passphrase leads to some wallet, which unless previously used will be empty.

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Disclaimer 01/04/2021: Please notice that I originally answered a completely different question.Haskell is undoubtedly a niche language. But, if we look at job offers, there are some industries where Haskellers are in an over-proportionally high demand:FinTechFinTech companies value many of Haskell's properties. For instance, its comparatively small time-to-market can mean a considerable advantage over competitors. Specifically, if it comes to ledger technology, real-timeliness is a significant challenge. Haskell helps here to build massively spatially distributed infrastructures. And of course, these markets are very risk-averse when it comes to software errors. Nobody wants to explain to their customers that they’ve lost vast amounts of cash because of a null-pointer-exception.Energy ProvidersA major challenge of today's energy market is to distribute electricity effectively to the demand side. You have probably heard of smart-grids. Just like ledger technology, these grids are massively spatially distributed, usually across a whole country, sometimes across borders. Haskell helps once again to build the software infrastructure for these networks. Of course, a short time-to-market is highly desirable, particularly if tax-fundings are involved, and the government controls the process.BlockchainLike it or not, blockchains are massively distributed networks, and their users are very pedantic when it comes to time-to-market and real-time transactions. Minors care about their resource consumption—Haskell to the rescue.I hope the pattern became evident.However, the real deal of Haskell is its influence on other programming languages. It’s the go-to playground of programming-language researchers. You can see its fruits spread in nearly every language of the current generation: Swift, Rust, Go, Kotlin.