The Prism ecosystem, live. Every burn, every fee, every launch, the second it lands.
Community index tokens on Ethereum and Base. One token, the whole basket. Every trade feeds the PRISM burn. Open one for its live rainbow chart, holdings, and price.
PRISM is a single token that is also its own Uniswap V4 liquidity position, so holding it earns swap fees. Every line in the feed is one of five moments in the ecosystem: one pays holders, three shrink PRISM's supply, and one retires a piece of art forever.
PRISM is the first ERC-20 to make the fungible token and the LP share the same thing on-chain, through a Uniswap V4 hook. No wrapper, no staking layer — one contract.
Some streams buy PRISM and burn it; others pay PRISM holders directly. Spectrum runs on both Ethereum and Base, where deploys and index trading fees buy and burn PRISM. Either way, it all accrues to PRISM.
Yield and fees get spent buying PRISM, and the PRISM they buy is burned. Live supply falls, so every remaining holder's share of the fee stream rises. PRISM becomes a scarcer claim on a bigger stream.
That is exactly when more people want it — and a stronger PRISM pulls more products onto the system, which sends more flow, which burns more supply. The more the ecosystem does, the less PRISM there is.
dstable is the money. Spectrum is the index launchpad. The Prism pool is the token's own market. They look separate, but they run on one engine and point at one place.
PRISM is the Uniswap V4 hook beneath dstable, Spectrum's indexes, and its own market. Every fee in the system converges on one token.