No, you just need to buy another hardware wallet and use the recovery phrase to restore all your coins.

Could see sea of green.. but i dont feel happy at all...
this just temporarily.. then storm gonna come again...

In hierarchical deterministic wallets, all the private keys are derived from a single root (also called a seed).
This seed, when implemented correctly, gives you access to all the private keys, using mathematical algorithms.
The 24-word (or 12-word) recover seed is just a more human-readable form of the root key, and is mathematically derived from the root.
That's why it doesn't matter if your hardware wallet is broken or lost, because this seed is not stored anywhere. It is a mathematical derivative. The same 24 words in the exact same sequence will always compute into the same root key.

So, in summary, the 24-word recovery seed calculates into the root key. The root key in turn then calculates into all the private keys it has ever given out. And THOSE private keys are what gives you back the control of your coins.

Not convert but you have to sell through the platform in according to the buy and sell orders book.

https://www.luno.com/trade/XBTMYR

Wah, so many comments since I last posted. Seems alot to catch up to know what I was missing for a week.

Just to share, installed an android App called "Crypto Currency News" which provide alot of articles and news on daily basis. Is there any other similar apps where we can get daily news on crypto?

better don't reuse those paper wallets.
the process of creating new paper wallets is easy as ABC.

if you set it at 0 fee, it might not even go through. It will then reverse back to your wallet after 14 days. (about 2 weeks)

Hi guys, is coin storage in coinomi app safe?

Shipping cost is 49 euro = RM250.....   

You can buy it from Coinzin. I think it is from Singapore, but do shiping to quite a few countries. They are the agent for Ledger Nano S. If you buy from Official site or this Coinzin, the delivery time is the same. 

Yup, just download the app into the ledger. And yes it can only hold limited number of apps due to limited memory.

Not " cannot hold too many altcoins". You can put 10,000,000 BTC and 10000000 XRP also no problem.

The only limit of the Ledger Nano S is the number of apps that can be installed in its memory (I think something like 5 or 6 apps?) so basically, it can hold 5 or 6 types of supported tokens, be it bitcoin, ether, ripple, litecoin, etc.
You can transact (deposit and withdraw) a million times on each token, and it doesn't matter.

Unfortunately, both Trezor and Ledger only support very limited types of tokens, so in case you have a token that is not supported, then you have to either store it in the developer's official wallet for the individual tokens, or on 3rd party wallet services like MyEtherWallet (for ERC20-type tokens).
If not available, then you really have no choice but to store them on online exchanges, and take the risk.

They only hold the app that generate the addresses. When you say multiple instances, I guess you mean multiples addresses right? Yeah, not a problem.

Same with multiple tokens if it is from the same platform. Like ETH and all ERC20 tokens. All kept in ETH addresses from the hardware wallet. No issues.

For ICO, they will usually show which exchange the coins will come out and what wallet to use. Can also google search important websites like Reddit.

To invest as in to buy cryptocurrencies, yes.
We are still quite in the early days.
Cryptocurrency is not yet matured.
When one day you see everyone buying and selling things with cryptocurrency just as naturally as using cash or credit card, then we can say it has achieved global adoption.
I'd say we are at least a good 5 - 10 years away from that.

I don't do mining, so I can't advise you there.