


Prism (PRISM) is an Ethereum token designed so that the token itself represents a liquidity position rather than just a speculative asset. According to the project details provided, Prism uses a custom Uniswap v4 Hook. When users hold whole tokens, they can automatically mint a limited Prism NFT, with a hard cap of 5,000 NFTs.Each NFT represents a share in a single liquidity pool, and fees accumulate directly to the holder without requiring staking, locking, or a separate wrapper token. That is the core idea behind PRISM. If you want more project-specific token details, you can explore the Prism PRISM token page. On-chain tracking is available through Etherscan, while CoinMarketCap was listed as the referenced market data source at extraction time.
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