PERL.eco wallet

What is PERL.eco (PERL)?

PERL started as the token of Perlin, a project that first set out to build its own high-throughput blockchain. It kept the same ticker when the project became PERL.eco and moved its focus to ecological assets: tokenized carbon credits, a marketplace that puts a value on biodiversity, and conservation NFTs made with wildlife and ocean charities. PERL is the coordination token for this system. Holders vote on how its fee model works, how fees are distributed and on other protocol decisions.

For a holder, the key point is that PERL exists on more than one EVM network. The copy on the sidechain is a bridged version of the mainnet token, not a separate asset, and moving PERL between the two networks takes a bridge, not an ordinary transfer. Each network also has its own gas coin: ETH on mainnet, POL on the sidechain. Your address is the same on both, so the question is never which address to use but which network the tokens landed on. If an exchange or bridge expects one network and you send on the other, the tokens can sit stuck until its support team sorts it out.

Supported networks in Tangem (2): Ethereum, Polygon POS.

Tangem shows PERL on each network as a separate line with its own balance, and the send screen names the network before you tap the card to sign. Checking it against what the recipient expects takes a few seconds, and that check is all you need to hold both versions of PERL in one Tangem wallet.