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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Prom Markets
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About Prom (PROM)
Prom (PROM) is the native token of Prom, a scalable network built with Polygon CDK. The project describes PROM as a token for transactions, governance and access to network services. Prom says its network uses zero-knowledge proofs and targets scalable applications. The price shown here is FMchart's composite, calculated in US dollars from several exchanges.
Polygon CDK and the Prom network
Polygon CDK is a framework for building zero-knowledge Layer 2 networks. Prom uses it as the foundation for its blockchain architecture. Zero-knowledge proofs allow a network to prove that a set of transactions was processed correctly without exposing every detail of the computation. Prom presents this design as a way to combine Ethereum compatibility with scalable execution.
PROM as the network token
PROM has several roles inside the Prom ecosystem. The project says it is used to facilitate transactions and contract interactions. It also gives holders governance power and provides access to network services. That makes PROM different from a token that exists only for trading. Its utility depends on the applications, users and governance processes built around the Prom network.
Governance and delegated voting
Prom uses an on-chain DAO structure for network governance. Its DAO memorandum describes a linear voting model in which each token represents one vote, subject to the rules and thresholds set by the DAO. Holders can also delegate voting power. Prom describes validators as a second governance layer that reviews proposals after member voting when validators have been appointed.
Network growth and ecosystem development
The Prom website presents the network as a multichain platform and highlights grants, ecosystem development and support for builders. It also describes validators as participants responsible for network health and security. These functions give the token a connection to both blockchain activity and governance. The exact applications using the network can change as the ecosystem develops.
What can weigh on PROM
The main risks are tied to network adoption, competition and token economics. PROM needs useful network activity to support its transaction and governance roles. Polygon-based scaling also competes with other Layer 2 designs and application-specific networks. Governance changes can alter how the ecosystem operates. FMchart's composite history may also be shorter than the full trading history on individual venues.
Prom is an Ethereum-linked network. It uses proof systems to verify work. Users can interact with smart contracts through its network. Builders can use the network for applications. Governance adds a second role for PROM. It lets token holders take part in decisions. The project also offers grants for builders. These details help explain why PROM is both a network token and a governance asset.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Prom (PROM) FAQ
What is Prom (PROM)?
PROM is the native token of the Prom network, where it is used for transactions, governance and access to network services. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
What is the Prom network built with?
Prom is built with Polygon CDK, a framework for creating scalable zero-knowledge Layer 2 networks connected to Ethereum. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
What is PROM used for?
PROM is used for transactions, contract interactions, governance and access to services across the Prom network. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
What is the price of PROM today?
PROM is priced at $5.5804 on FMchart's composite, which combines market quotes from several exchanges. Its 24-hour trading volume is $1.82M across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. Individual venues can show different prices because their order books and trading activity vary.
How many PROM tokens are in circulation?
PROM has 18,250,000 in circulation, while the maximum supply is 19,250,000 PROM. Its current market capitalization is $101.8M, and the asset is ranked 273 by the market data shown on FMchart. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
What is PROM's all-time high?
PROM's all-time high is $105.94, recorded on Apr 29, 2021. Price Statistics also shows its all-time low and the distance from the current level. Those figures describe market history rather than a forecast, and the record can differ between data providers because venues and calculation methods vary.
How has PROM performed since FMchart started tracking it?
In FMchart's composite price history (since August 2026), August 2026 (+102.5%) was PROM's strongest month and September 2026 (+18.9%) its weakest. Monthly Returns (USD) lists each monthly change, while Annual Price (USD) Change summarizes calendar years. FMchart's history can cover a shorter period than the asset's full trading life.
How does Prom governance work?
Prom uses on-chain DAO governance, with token holders voting on proposals and a delegated voting system for participation. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
Does PROM have a fixed maximum supply?
Market supply figures for PROM should be read from the current market data because supply displays can differ across token representations and providers. FMchart's Price Statistics panel is the reference for the live supply fields shown on this page. The token therefore has both a network role and a voting role. The exact services and voting rules can change through the project’s governance process.
Is PROM a good investment?
FMchart does not rate PROM as an investment. The token's value depends on network use, governance demand, competition among blockchain platforms and changes to its ecosystem. PROM also carries the general risks of crypto markets, including sharp price changes and differences between data sources. This page provides market and project information, not personal financial advice.