PROSPER launches MemeRWA framework linking performance data to crypto assets

  • PROSPER launched MemeRWA as the first implementation of its Performance Markets framework on Pharos Network.
  • Each p{VAULT} starts with 1 billion tokens, without presale, team allocation, or insider allocation.
  • Vault holdings, NAV, fees, reserves, and buyback transactions remain observable onchain.

PROSPER has launched MemeRWA, the first implementation of its Performance Markets framework on Pharos Network, linking verifiable economic performance with independently priced crypto-native assets without tokenizing ownership of underlying strategies. An external curator creates an onchain strategy through a Vault, which issues two instruments: Vault Shares, providing direct exposure to the strategy and its net asset value, and p{VAULT}, a fixed-supply asset associated with the Vault and curator. p{VAULT} does not represent a Vault interest, track the Vault's NAV, or provide claims on its assets, performance, or profits. Its price is formed independently, initially through a public bonding curve and later through external liquidity, while Vault performance remains observable onchain. PROSPER says the system will expose Vault holdings, NAV, fee accrual, bonding-curve reserves, and buyback transactions. Existing protocol rules provide for eligible performance fees to fund p{VAULT} purchases and permanent burns after strategies exceed prior high-water marks. Each token launches with 1 billion units and no presale, team allocation, or insider allocation. The model is intended to make verifiable economic performance an onchain reference without creating ownership rights in the underlying strategy.

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