Molten wallet

What is Molten (MOLTEN)?

Traders are the audience Molten was designed around. It is a layer-2 built for low-cost on-chain trading on top of existing protocols, with protection against order-flow value being extracted at the protocol's expense rather than the user's, and MOLTEN is its native token.

The storage question here is spread. MOLTEN is deployed across several EVM networks rather than concentrated on one, and each deployment is its own contract with its own balance. Your address looks the same on all of them, which is convenient for receiving and unhelpful for telling them apart - the chain, not the address, decides where a balance shows up. The fee coin differs too: it is the native coin of whichever chain the balance sits on.

Tangem's answer to that is not clever, just explicit. Each network's MOLTEN gets its own entry, and the chain a transfer is going out over is shown before the card signs, so the check happens while it still matters. Sending to the chain the other side is not watching remains possible in any wallet; what changes is whether you were told which chain you picked. With a token sitting on this many networks at once, that plain accounting is the thing that keeps the holdings straight.

Supported networks in Tangem (5): Arbitrum One, Base, Ethereum, Optimism, Fantom.