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Name it once
One name, one ticker, one image. It's the identity on both chains — no separate setup per network.
Split your coin at the moment it's born. PRISM deploys it natively on Solana and Robinhood Chain at once — not bridged, not wrapped, two real contracts sharing one linked supply.
Every split shows both legs side by side — nothing quietly favors one chain over the other.
Burn on one chain and the total supply cap moves on both — a shared ledger, not two lookalike contracts with the same name.
You sign once. PRISM handles the rest on both sides at the same time.
One name, one ticker, one image. It's the identity on both chains — no separate setup per network.
Two contracts deploy in the same action: one native to Solana, one native to Robinhood Chain, sharing a linked supply cap.
Fees on either chain route into Synced Burn, so activity on one side still tightens supply on the other.
No. Both legs are native contracts deployed directly on their own chain. Neither one is a wrapped representation of the other.
Nothing forces them to match. Price can and will diverge between legs — that gap is real market information, not a bug to hide.
No funds cross chains. Only the shared total-supply figure updates on both sides when either leg burns — the burn event, not the tokens, is what's shared.
No — it's more exposure, not less. Two chains means two sets of chain-specific risks, not half of one. Size your position accordingly.
One signature. Two native contracts. A supply that stays linked.