SolidLizard wallet

What is SolidLizard (SLIZ)?

Arbitrum's ve(3,3) exchanges all trace back to the Solidly design, and SolidLizard is one of them. SLIZ is the piece of that design a holder actually keeps: a plain ERC-20 while it sits in an address, and something else entirely once it is locked. Locking converts SLIZ into a veSLIZ position that the protocol records as an NFT carrying a term and a voting weight, so the token balance drops while the value moves into a position a wallet may list separately, or not list at all. That catches people out more often than anything else about this token.

The rest is ordinary Arbitrum housekeeping. Transfers and any interaction with the exchange are paid for in ETH on Arbitrum, never in SLIZ, so an address holding SLIZ alone cannot move it anywhere. SLIZ lives on Arbitrum One and nowhere else; a token showing the same ticker on another chain is a different thing.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Arbitrum One.

Voting and locking are occasional acts, so the key controlling this token spends most of its life doing nothing at all. Tangem generates that key inside the card's chip and keeps it there, a second card from the same set holds the same address in reserve, and a seed phrase exists only if you decide you want one. Keeping SLIZ behind something you take out of a drawer a few times a year matches how the token is actually used.