Prom 

PROM Price

What is the Prom cryptocurrency?

Prom is a ZK-powered Layer 2 blockchain network built on Polygon CDK, aimed at Web3 gaming and NFT ecosystems as well as general dApp developers. The project reports more than 2.5 million unique wallets, over 26 million transactions, and block times under 6 seconds. The PROM token powers DAO governance, pays transaction fees, and gates network access. Ecosystem partners named by the project include Galaxis, Arena Games, and Pixer Eternity.

Is PROM a coin or a token?

PROM is a token, not a native chain coin. The asset runs as an ERC-20 contract on Ethereum (0xfc82bb4ba86045af6f327323a46e80412b91b27d) with a matching deployment on Binance Smart Chain (0xaf53d56ff99f1322515e54fdde93ff8b3b7dafd5), each carrying 18 decimals. Both contract addresses are verifiable on block explorers. DropsTab classifies Prom under Gaming, with additional tags including NFT, Web 3.0, and Blockchain Service.

What is the PROM token used for?

PROM serves three functions inside the Prom network. Holders vote in the DAO governance structure, which includes Delegates and a Security Council validator layer. The token pays for transactions processed on the network. PROM also gates access to network services for dApp developers and gaming partners building on the ZK rollup.

How many PROM tokens exist in the total supply?

Per DropsTab data, the maximum supply of PROM is hard-capped at 19,250,000 tokens, and the total supply equals that cap. No inflation exists beyond the fixed allocation pool. The largest bucket is Community & Minting at 45% (9,000,000 PROM), emitted programmatically through minting. Private Round holds 20%, Reserve 15%, Liquidity Pool 5.75%, Team & Advisors 5%, and Public Sale 4.25%.

What does PROM's token unlock schedule mean for investors?

Per DropsTab vesting data, PROM's token generation event took place on July 17, 2019, and every dated unlock tranche is spent: Private Round, Public Sale, Team & Advisors, and Reserve releases were exhausted by roughly 2022-2023. The schedule leaves no large unlock cliffs ahead, so current insider-overhang risk is structurally low. The main supply-side variable is the 45% Community & Minting bucket, whose release pace follows the minting mechanism rather than a calendar.

Who backed Prom?

DropsTab fundraising data shows $4.85M raised across two 2019 rounds at a fixed $1.00 per token. The March 2019 Private Round raised $4,000,000 from NGC Ventures (Neo Global Capital), the sole named private investor, taking 20% of total supply. The May 2019 Public Sale raised $850,000 as an IEO. DWF Labs later entered a Strategic Partnership with Prom on December 22, 2023; DropsTab records no raise amount for that deal.

On which exchanges can PROM be traded?

Per DropsTab data, PROM trades on 10+ centralized spot venues, including Binance (PROM/USDT), Upbit (PROM/KRW, PROM/BTC), KuCoin, Gate, and Bitvavo (PROM/EUR), spanning USDT, Korean-won, and euro markets. Perpetual futures run on Binance Futures, Gate.io Futures, KuCoin, MEXC, and Bitunix. On-chain, the token swaps on Uniswap against the Ethereum deployment and on PancakeSwap against the BSC deployment. Tier-1 spot listings plus dual-chain DEX fallback keep liquidity risk low.

Why is the PROM token also known as Prometeus?

The asset launched as Prometeus Network, a data-liquidity and data-sharing protocol, before pivoting into the Prom blockchain ecosystem and adopting the Prom brand. DropsTab retains the original "prometeus" slug for the listing, which is why the two names point to the same asset. The token sale history and vesting schedule on this page carry over from the original Prometeus launch.