PEARL rose above the $2 mark on Oct. 20, changing hands at $2.01, according to market data cited by BlockBeats. The token was up more than 5% over the past 24 hours, while its monthly gain reached 82.2%. Its market capitalization was reported at $702 million.
Earlier on the same day, Coinbase said it had added Pearl (PEARL) to its listing roadmap. BlockBeats had previously reported that development.
Pearl is described as an independent public blockchain launched in April 2026. The project positions itself as an "AI version of Bitcoin." According to the information cited in the report, miners use GPUs to perform large-model matrix computations, and block production also generates verifiable AI compute output. The token’s total supply is about 2.1 billion.
PEARL moved above $2 on Oct. 20 and was last quoted at $2.01, according to market data cited by BlockBeats. The token was up more than 5% over the past 24 hours, with its monthly gain reaching 82.2%. Its market capitalization stood at $702 million.
Coinbase added Pearl to its listing roadmap
Earlier on Oct. 20, Coinbase announced that it had placed Pearl (PEARL) on its listing roadmap, according to a previous BlockBeats report.
How Pearl describes the network
Pearl (PEARL) is an independent public blockchain that launched in April 2026. The project describes itself as an "AI version of Bitcoin." Miners use GPUs for large-model matrix computations, and block production also yields verifiable AI compute. Total supply is about 2.1 billion tokens.
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