Prom

Prom is a modular ZkEVM Layer 2 network designed to let applications and users move value and data across multiple blockchains, including both Ethereum-compatible and non-compatible chains, without friction. It addresses the problem of ecosystem fragmentation, where assets and smart contracts on one chain cannot easily interact with those on another. Developers and users who need cross-chain interoperability without rebuilding on a new base layer are its primary audience.

Prom uses zero-knowledge proofs to compress and verify transaction batches, submitting those proofs not only to a chosen settlement chain but also to additional chains, effectively building cryptographic bridges between ecosystems in a single step. The PROM token exists within this network and is used to denominate activity on the chain, though the data stored here does not specify a consensus algorithm or block time beyond recording a block interval of zero, so further mechanical detail on validator roles is not available from this record.

Prom collected 61.00 USD in fees over the trailing 24 hours, 285.00 USD over the trailing 7 days, and 654.00 USD over the trailing 30 days, with trailing 12-month fees reaching 14,691.27 USD. Fees annualized from the trailing 30-day figure come to 7,957.00 USD, producing a market-cap-to-annualized-fees ratio of 11,211.49 and a fully diluted valuation-to-annualized-fees ratio of 11,825.82. Fee growth over the last 30 days was 281.25, indicating recent acceleration from a low base. The data does not specify how collected fees are distributed among the protocol, validators, or token holders.