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Losing your Trezor hardware wallet can be stressful, but all hope isn't lost if you previously set up a recovery seed. Here's what you should do:

1. Act Quickly: Time is of the essence. The sooner you take action, the better chance you have of securing your funds.

2. Secure Your Accounts (if possible): If you have other cryptocurrency holdings on exchanges or other wallets, consider changing your passwords or enabling additional security measures to prevent unauthorized access.

3. Do you have a new Trezor device? If you have a spare Trezor device, you can use your recovery seed to restore your wallet onto it. This will give you access to your funds again. Here's a resource on how to restore your wallet with Trezor Suite: [trezor recover wallet ON trezor.io]

4. No new Trezor? Consider Transferring Funds (if applicable): If you don't have a new Trezor device readily available, you might consider transferring your funds to a new wallet, ideally another hardware wallet for better security. However, this option requires some technical knowledge and involves interacting with your seed phrase on a computer, which can be risky if not done carefully. Unless you're comfortable with this process, it's best to wait until you have a new Trezor.

Here's what to avoid:

• Don't share your recovery seed with anyone.

• Don't attempt to recover your seed using third-party services or software.

• Don't keep your recovery seed stored online.

Important Note: If you suspect your Trezor might have been stolen and someone may have access to your recovery seed, then transferring your funds is crucial to prevent them from stealing your crypto. However, this process requires extra caution and potentially additional tools like a new hardware wallet. If you're unsure about the steps involved, seek help from a trusted source or consider contacting Trezor support for guidance.