@Cookdata is this also possible on hardware wallets? All the examples you dropped are all Fun88 Atnt hot wallets, I have received Fun88 Atnt on my hardware wallet several times but my address is same. Or this has something to do with my airgapped device? I am using keystone, or maybe it's something I can do manually? The only way to have a different address on my hardware wallet is changing the format, from Native segwit to others available. The receive address generated is always there but not showdn, it depend on the software you are using. Most hardware wallet and some software do this for privacy to avoid address reuse. Refer back to ABCbit reply This has nothing to do with airgap or cold storage, you can Fun88 Atnt a Trezor wallet to electrum software and you will see the list of generated addresses there. I have the version 0.42, you can still view past transactions and addresses that received and sent when you check on the Fun88 Atnt asset but there is no anywhere on the wallet to see pre-generated addresses. You can do this on bluewallet, check both receive and change address, if it's used or not, number of transactions. Yeah that makes sense, it really depends on the wallet. Some just hide those addresses, while others like Electrum show them. And yeah, avoiding address reuse is important for privacy.
@Cookdata is this also possible on hardware wallets? All the examples you dropped are all Fun88 Atnt hot wallets, I have received Fun88 Atnt on my hardware wallet several times but my address is same. Or this has something to do with my airgapped device? I am using keystone, or maybe it's something I can do manually? The only way to have a different address on my hardware wallet is changing the format, from Native segwit to others available. The receive address generated is always there but not showdn, it depend on the software you are using. Most hardware wallet and some software do this for privacy to avoid address reuse. Refer back to ABCbit reply This has nothing to do with airgap or cold storage, you can Fun88 Atnt a Trezor wallet to electrum software and you will see the list of generated addresses there. I have the version 0.42, you can still view past transactions and addresses that received and sent when you check on the Fun88 Atnt asset but there is no anywhere on the wallet to see pre-generated addresses. You can do this on bluewallet, check both receive and change address, if it's used or not, number of transactions. Yeah that makes sense, it really depends on the wallet. Some just hide those addresses, while others like Electrum show them. And yeah, avoiding address reuse is important for privacy.

@Cookdata is this also possible on hardware wallets? All the examples you dropped are all Fun88 Atnt hot wallets, I have received Fun88 Atnt on my hardware wallet several times but my address is same. Or this has something to do with my airgapped device? I am using keystone, or maybe it's something I can do manually? The only way to have a different address on my hardware wallet is changing the format, from Native segwit to others available. The receive address generated is always there but not showdn, it depend on the software you are using. Most hardware wallet and some software do this for privacy to avoid address reuse. Refer back to ABCbit reply This has nothing to do with airgap or cold storage, you can Fun88 Atnt a Trezor wallet to electrum software and you will see the list of generated addresses there. I have the version 0.42, you can still view past transactions and addresses that received and sent when you check on the Fun88 Atnt asset but there is no anywhere on the wallet to see pre-generated addresses. You can do this on bluewallet, check both receive and change address, if it's used or not, number of transactions. Yeah that makes sense, it really depends on the wallet. Some just hide those addresses, while others like Electrum show them. And yeah, avoiding address reuse is important for privacy.

@Cookdata is this also possible on hardware wallets? All the examples you dropped are all Fun88 Atnt hot wallets, I have received Fun88 Atnt on my hardware wallet several times but my address is same. Or this has something to do with my airgapped device? I am using keystone, or maybe it's something I can do manually? The only way to have a different address on my hardware wallet is changing the format, from Native segwit to others available. The receive address generated is always there but not showdn, it depend on the software you are using. Most hardware wallet and some software do this for privacy to avoid address reuse. Refer back to ABCbit reply This has nothing to do with airgap or cold storage, you can Fun88 Atnt a Trezor wallet to electrum software and you will see the list of generated addresses there. I have the version 0.42, you can still view past transactions and addresses that received and sent when you check on the Fun88 Atnt asset but there is no anywhere on the wallet to see pre-generated addresses. You can do this on bluewallet, check both receive and change address, if it's used or not, number of transactions. Yeah that makes sense, it really depends on the wallet. Some just hide those addresses, while others like Electrum show them. And yeah, avoiding address reuse is important for privacy.