Prom

Prom is a modular zero-knowledge EVM Layer 2 network designed to let decentralized applications run across both EVM-compatible chains such as Ethereum and non-EVM chains, all from a single deployment. The problem it addresses is the fragmentation of blockchain ecosystems, where developers and users must navigate separate, largely incompatible networks. It targets developers who want their applications to reach users across multiple chains without rebuilding their code for each one.

Prom processes transactions on its own layer and generates zero-knowledge proofs that are submitted to a chosen settlement chain as well as to additional chains, creating a cryptographic bridge between ecosystems. Because it is EVM-compatible, smart contracts written for Ethereum can run on Prom without significant modification. The PROM token operates within this network, though the data stored here does not specify the precise consensus algorithm or block time used by the chain.

The protocol collected 42.00 USD in fees over the most recent 24-hour period, 235.54 USD over the trailing 7 days, 1,247.54 USD over the trailing 30 days, and 12,394.77 USD over the trailing 12 months. Annualizing the trailing 30-day figure produces an estimated 15,178.40 USD per year. Fee growth over the last 30 days was 68 percent, indicating that recent activity has been higher than the prior period. The data does not detail who specifically receives these fees or what share, if any, the protocol retains versus what flows to token holders or validators.