The Flywheel
PRISM is a single token that is also its own Uniswap V4 liquidity position, so holding it earns trading fees. Around it run three products that all feed back into it: dstable, a yield-bearing dollar; Spectrum, an onchain index launchpad; and the PRISM pool itself. Every fee they make either pays holders or buys and burns supply.
bigger stream
The token is the position
PRISM is the first ERC-20 that is also its own Uniswap V4 LP share. There is no wrapper and no staking layer. Hold the token and you own a slice of the pool, so every swap fee accrues to you in real time.
100% of the Prism pool's LP fees go straight to holders. Holding is earning, and you can claim whenever you like.
Three products, one engine
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.
Every fee becomes a burn
A slice of every product's revenue buys PRISM on the open market and sends it to the dead address. On Ethereum, Spectrum deploys and dstable yield fund the burn. On Base, index fees pool up and bridge over to do the same.
Burned PRISM is gone forever. There is no mint function, so supply can only move one way.
The loop tightens itself
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.
Supply only goes down
PRISM is hard-capped at 5,000 tokens and every burn is permanent. Revenue up, supply down. Each burn makes every PRISM left own a bigger slice of a growing pie.
One hook. The whole ecosystem.
PRISM is the Uniswap V4 hook beneath dstable, Spectrum's indexes, and its own market. Every fee in the system converges on one token.