A new Prisma Finance Snapshot vote is live - shut down Prisma Finance and introduce Resupply


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Promote with Leviathan NewsPrisma Finance has put a new Snapshot governance vote before its community to decide whether the protocol should be shut down and a replacement called Resupply introduced. The vote comes after Prisma’s earlier crisis and restart efforts, which followed an exploit that forced the protocol to pause operations and then seek DAO approval to safely resume borrowing and deposits. The proposal is significant because it suggests Prisma may be moving from recovery mode to an orderly wind-down and transition plan, rather than continuing as the same protocol. For users and tokenholders, the outcome could determine how existing positions, governance, and protocol assets are handled, making the vote a key step in the project’s restructuring path.
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