Ethlas wallet

What is Ethlas (ELS)?

Ethlas is a Web3 gaming studio that both publishes its own titles and provides gaming infrastructure to other game companies. ELS is the token attached to that ecosystem.

For a holder the interesting detail is where it runs. ELS is an ERC-20 with deployments on both Ethereum and Base, and those are two independent balances. A transfer costs ETH either way, never ELS, but the size of that cost differs enormously: on Base a small transfer is negligible, while the same transfer on Ethereum mainnet can cost more than the amount you are sending. Game tokens move in small amounts and move often, so this is not a footnote - it decides which deployment is actually usable for everyday activity. Crossing between the two requires a bridge; nothing in a wallet does it by itself.

One more habit worth keeping: game and platform tokens are routinely impersonated by copies with the same name and ticker, so adding ELS by its official contract rather than by searching a name is the sane approach.

If you do use it as a game token rather than a parked position, signing gets frequent, and Tangem handles frequency well: the card taps the back of the phone for each signature, there is nothing to charge and nothing to plug in, and the ETH that covers fees sits in the same wallet as the ELS it pays for. Small, regular transactions from cold storage stop being a chore that way.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Base, Ethereum.