daedalus VS sync2

You can download daedalus from https://daedaluswallet.io/

First, you'll need to download and install the Daedalus wallet on your computer from https://daedaluswallet.io/

I don't think Daedalus has the option anymore (there's an open request to reimplement it) so you'll need to use a different wallet that supports it.

Use https://daedaluswallet.io/ for ADA. Add your stake to a pool that's not in the high percentage share for a fairer reward

Apple M1 has been working for some time, but those binaries are not yet signed apparently. Check the hash after download: https://github.com/input-output-hk/daedalus/issues/2677

Daedalus (Desktop) - Resource heavy, no DaPP capabilities, safer than web wallets

Daedalus is a full node wallet, which means that it takes a while to sync up to the blockchain. It will probably ask you to run an upgrade, which is fine. Be aware that there are scammers that try to get you to download fake wallets, so make sure the source is from: https://daedaluswallet.io/. Once the application runs, you can restore your wallet, create a new wallet with your own keys, and then transfer your ADA to your own secure wallet. Otherwise, you just have to trust me - but crypto is about trusting nobody! Take control over your own money.

Download from: https://daedaluswallet.io/

On the GitHub page: https://github.com/vechain/sync2/releases/tag/v2.0.5

I posted a question last night asking for specific directions on how to download Sync2 (not Sync) for Android (not desktop, etc) and how to use that to transfer my VET on my Ledger Nano that was transferred from an exchange using VeForge that went defunct. I got back 5 replies (thank you), all of which have now disappeared from Reddit. I was able to see most of the answers in email but the most important one was cut off. I went to the link provided: https://github.com/vechain/sync2 looking for the download link for ANDROID. I scrolled down to a part of the page that had a "releases" link for Android but the page also has links for linux, mac, etc... which makes it really confusing... there are two links that look like they are for Android but I don't understand if I'm supposed to download both or one of them and if this is actually going to work in a browser on my phone to actually access the VET on my Ledger Nano. Please help. What exactly am I supposed to do? Which link or links do I need to click on and then what do I do? I'm a person who invested in VET early on and then later transferred that VET from an exchange to my ledger via VeForge because Vechain endorsed it and it sounded totally safe.... then VeForge went defunct and I was stuck having no access to my own VET... it was years before Vechain actually came up with a desktop solution and by that time my old laptop USB ports did not work so I can't connect my ledger so I had to wait for a very long time for them to finally release something for Android. Now that it has (at least I THINK so according to an official press release I read) been released for Android, there is no good documentation in their FAQ or on their website or anywhere else I can find on where to download the Android version of Sync2 and how to use it to finally be able to access my VET. To say I am frustrated at this point would be an understatement. Vechain, please do something about this... please post detailed easy to understand step by step directions on your official website (not something on GitHub aimed at tech people) and make that very public... and see my much longer comments in your support email and answer my questions. Others, please help me know what to click on/download on the Github site and what to do from there.

I've never used vechain but here are the open source wallets from google/their sites VET: https://github.com/vechain/sync2

Click here to download it on Android, Mac, Linux, and Windows