Market cap
$628.06K
-6.53 %
Volume (24h)
$786.08
-6.53 %
Circulating supply
48,093,334 PRISMA
Total supply
300,000,000 PRISMA
Max. supply
300,000,000 PRISMA
Prisma Governance Token (PRISMA)
$ 0.01
-6.53 %
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updated $0Market cap$628.06K
Volume 24h$786.08
Circulating supply48.09M16% of max 300M
All-time high$18.64-100% from peak · 2023-11-01
Prisma Governance Token (ticker PRISMA) is the governance token of Prisma, a decentralized liquid staking protocol built on Ethereum. In simple terms, holding PRISMA gives you a say in how the protocol develops — you can vote on proposals, parameter changes, and other key decisions. The token has a fixed hard cap of 300,000,000 coins, meaning no more will ever be created.
Frequently asked questions
What is Prisma Governance Token and how is it different from other crypto tokens?
PRISMA is specifically a governance token, not a stablecoin or a wrapped asset like the ones Prisma's protocol issues. Its main purpose is to let holders participate in decision-making for the Prisma liquid staking ecosystem. Unlike liquid staking tokens, PRISMA's value proposition is tied to protocol governance rights rather than staking yields.
How does Prisma's technology work?
Prisma is a non-custodial protocol on Ethereum that lets users deposit liquid staking tokens as collateral to mint a stablecoin. It runs on smart contracts governed by PRISMA holders, who vote on protocol parameters and upgrades. This is a DeFi mechanism, not a standalone blockchain, so there's no separate consensus — Ethereum's network secures everything.
How is PRISMA's supply and emission structured?
PRISMA has a hard cap of 300,000,000 coins, which is the absolute maximum that will ever exist. The supply is distributed over time through emissions that reward users who provide liquidity or interact with the protocol. This fixed cap is written into the token's design, so no one can arbitrarily mint more.
How can I store and use PRISMA?
Since PRISMA is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, any wallet that supports Ethereum works — MetaMask, Rabby, or hardware wallets like Ledger. Beyond holding, you can use it to vote on governance proposals or stake it to earn a share of protocol revenue. Always double-check the contract address before interacting with the token.