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How Printher prints.

Everything about $PRINT in plain words: the transfer reward, the Book, Printher AI credits, every fee, the contracts, what the owner can and cannot change, and the risks.

Ethereum MainnetLaunching soonUnaudited

1B$PRINT

Fixed supply, minted once

1%

of every transfer to holders

Default · hard cap 3%

100%

of every speak to holders

Min 1,000 $PRINT

≥20%

of credit sales to holders

Default 50%

01start here

Overview

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Printher.si is “Print Ethereum” plus .si for superintelligence: a token on Ethereum Mainnet where activity pays the people who hold it. Three things feed holders.

01 · hold

Every transfer pays you

Every $PRINT transfer, buys and sells included, shares 1% with all holders by balance, in the same transaction.

1% of every transfer

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02 · speak

Words that pay holders

Pay $PRINT to write into the Book on Ethereum, permanently. Everything you pay goes to holders.

100% of every speak

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03 · compute

AI paid with tokens

Buy LLM credits for Printher AI with $PRINT. Part of each purchase goes to holders, the rest pays for compute.

50% of every credit sale

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There is no staking, no lock-up and no sign-up. Holding $PRINT in your own wallet is enough. Rewards build up as a claimable balance, and you collect them with one transaction whenever you like.

How much you earn depends only on how much activity there is. Nothing here promises a return.

Launch status

Ethereum Mainnet · chain id 1

$PRINT token
soon
The Book (speak)
soon
AI credits
soon
Printher AI gateway
soon
Buy $PRINT link
soon

02the token

$PRINT token

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$PRINT is a standard ERC-20 with one twist: a small fee on every transfer, paid straight back to the people who hold it.

Token facts

Name
Printher
Ticker
$PRINTsymbol() = "PRINT"
Network
Ethereum Mainnetchain id 1
Standard
ERC-20 + EIP-2612 permit
Total supply
1,000,000,000Minted once at deploy. No mint function exists.
Decimals
18
Transfer fee
1% to holdersOwner-adjustable, hard cap 3%
CA · soon

What the token does not have

  • No minting after deploythe supply is fixed forever
  • No blacklist and no freezing of wallets
  • No pause switch
  • No max-transaction or max-wallet limits
  • No sell blocking or higher sell taxbuys and sells pay the same 1%

Permit: approve with a signature

$PRINT supports EIP-2612 permits. Instead of a separate approve transaction you sign a free message, so speaking or buying credits takes one signature and one transaction.

03mechanic 01 · hold

Transfer rewards

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Every time $PRINT moves, 1% of the amount is shared with everyone who holds it, in proportion to their balance. You claim it whenever you like.

How it works

  1. A transfer happens

    Wallet to wallet, a buy or a sell on Uniswap V2. The fee is the amount × 1%, rounded down. The recipient gets the other 99%.
  2. The fee is shared in the same transaction

    The fee goes into the reward pool, which the token contract holds itself, and is shared straight away. There is no keeper, no epoch and no waiting.
  3. Holders earn by balance

    Your share = your balance ÷ the eligible supply, which is all $PRINT outside excluded addresses (see below). The sender and recipient count too, at their balances after the transfer.
  4. Claim any time

    Rewards wait in the contract until you claim them from Rewards. Claiming pays no transfer fee, only gas, and unclaimed rewards never expire.

Worked example

Your share of three events

500,000,000 $PRINT eligible · you hold 5,000,000 (1%)

example
  • A wallet sells 2,000,000 $PRINT on Uniswap V2

    1% transfer fee → 20,000 $PRINT to holders

    +200

  • Someone speaks in the Book and pays 10,000 $PRINT

    100% of the payment → 10,000 $PRINT to holders

    +100

  • Someone buys 50 AI credits for 5,000 $PRINT

    50% holders' share → 2,500 $PRINT to holders

    +25

  • Claimable by you32,500 $PRINT to holders in total

    325$PRINT

Illustration only, not real data. The eligible supply moves with every transfer, and real rewards depend entirely on how much activity there is.

Who is excluded, and why

Some addresses hold $PRINT but can never claim. If they earned, their share would sit in the pool forever and everyone else would get less. So they hold zero reward shares, and their part goes to real holders instead.

  • Uniswap V2 $PRINT/WETH pair
    Why
    Holds the pool's liquidity and can't claim. It is excluded from rewards but not exempt from the fee, so buys and sells still pay 1%. Liquidity providers earn Uniswap's 0.3% swap fee instead.
  • The token contract
    Why
    It holds the reward pool itself, so it must never earn rewards on rewards.
  • 0x…dEaD
    Why
    The burn address. Tokens sent there are gone for good, and nobody can claim for it.
  • The Book and Credits contracts
    Why
    They pass $PRINT straight through in the same transaction and hold nothing in between.

Only contracts can be excluded

The owner can exclude other contracts that can't claim, such as another V2 pair or a vesting contract, but never a regular wallet. Excluding an address keeps everything it already earned.

Quick answers

Do I need to stake or lock anything?
No. Holding $PRINT in your own wallet is enough. There is nothing to sign up for.
Do rewards compound on their own?
No. Pending rewards are not part of your balance until you claim them. Once claimed, they count as balance and earn from then on.
Do tokens I just bought earn right away?
Yes, from that moment on. New balance earns future distributions only, never ones that happened before you held it.
What happens to my rewards if I sell?
Rewards you have already earned stay claimable, even if your balance drops to zero. Selling only stops future earnings on what you sold.
Does claiming cost anything?
No transfer fee: the payout comes from the token contract, which is fee-free. You only pay network gas, roughly 80k gas.
Do tokens I put into Uniswap liquidity earn?
No. Those tokens sit in the excluded pair. Liquidity providers earn Uniswap's 0.3% swap fee instead.
Why is my reward a hair below my exact share?
Each payout rounds down to the smallest unit (1 wei). The leftover is carried into the next distribution, so nothing is lost.

04mechanic 02 · speak

The Book

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Speaking means paying $PRINT to put words on Ethereum. The text lives in the contract forever, and every token you pay goes to holders.

Rules of the Book

Minimum per message
1,000 $PRINTPay more if you like. Owner range 1 – 1,000,000 $PRINT.
Message length
up to 560 bytesUTF-8: plain letters are 1 byte, most emoji 4
Channel
optional, ≤ 32 byteslowercase a–z, 0–9 and “-”; empty = general
Addressee
optional addressA public “to” line. It does not send them tokens.
Goes to holders
100%No transfer fee: the Book is fee exempt
Storage
on Ethereum, foreverNo edit, no delete, not even by the owner

Where the payment goes

The Book is fee exempt, so your full payment arrives. In the same transaction the Book hands all of it to the token's reward pool, labelled as a speak reward, and it never holds $PRINT between transactions. If you still hold $PRINT after speaking, you get your share of your own payment like every other holder.

Each message stores its author, addressee, amount, time, block, channel and text, and emits a Spoke event, so anyone can read the Book straight from Ethereum without this website.

One signature, one transaction

  1. Sign a permit

    A free, off-chain EIP-2612 signature that approves exactly the amount you are paying. No gas.
  2. Send one transaction

    speakWithPermit stores your words and forwards the payment. Gas is paid in ETH to the network, not to holders: roughly 130k–320k gas for a typical message, up to about 780k for a full 560-byte first message.

If your wallet can't sign permits, the app falls back to approve + speak (two transactions). If you have already approved enough, it is a single transaction.

Public and permanent

Everything in the Book can be read by anyone, forever, next to your address. Don't post private information.

05mechanic 03 · compute

Printher AI credits

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Printher AI is a chat assistant you pay for with on-chain credits. Credits are bought with $PRINT, and part of every purchase goes to holders.

Credit facts

Deploy defaults; live values under Fees

Price per credit
100 $PRINTOwner-adjustable, always above 0
1 credit
1 message
Split
50% holders · 50% compute
Holders' minimum
20%The compute share is capped at 80% in the contract
Transfer fee on purchase
noneThe Credits contract is fee exempt
Buy for
yourself or any address

How credits work

  • Credits are recorded on Ethereum as creditsOf(address), the lifetime total bought for that address.
  • To chat, you sign a short session message with your wallet. It is free, sends no transaction and lasts up to 24 hours. The gateway checks your on-chain credits and counts each message.
  • One message uses one credit. Usage is tracked by the gateway, off-chain.
  • Every purchase carries a maximum cost. If the price changes before your transaction lands, it fails instead of charging you more.
  • Like speaking, buying takes one permit signature and one transaction.
  • Credits can't be transferred or refunded, and they don't earn rewards.

Gateway status: switches on at launch

The AI gateway switches on at launch. Credits you buy are recorded on Ethereum and work the moment it's on.

06where every token goes

Fees

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Every fee in Printher ends up with holders, the compute treasury, or the network. Here is the complete list.

Current parameters

Deploy defaults until the contracts are live

pre-launch
Transfer feeHard cap 3%
1%default
Speak minimumOwner range 1 – 1,000,000 $PRINT
1,000 $PRINTdefault
Price per AI credit1 credit = 1 Printher AI message
100 $PRINTdefault
Credit splitHolders never below 20%
50% holders · 50% computedefault
Compute treasuryReceives the compute share of credit sales
soondefault
  • Transfer, buy or sell
    Cost
    1% of the amount
    Goes to
    100% holders
    Notes
    The recipient gets 99%. The owner can set 0–3%.
  • Speak in the Book
    Cost
    You choose, min 1,000 $PRINT
    Goes to
    100% holders
    Notes
    No transfer fee on the payment.
  • Buy AI credits
    Cost
    100 $PRINT per credit
    Goes to
    50% holders · 50% compute
    Notes
    Holders always get at least 20%. No transfer fee.
  • Claim rewards
    Cost
    No fee
    Goes to
    —
    Notes
    Network gas only.
  • Tip holders
    Cost
    No fee
    Goes to
    100% holders
    Notes
    $PRINT sent to the token contract is shared with holders, never stuck.
  • Network gas
    Cost
    ETH
    Goes to
    Ethereum validators
    Notes
    Printher never receives gas.
  • Uniswap V2 swap fee
    Cost
    0.3% of the swap
    Goes to
    Liquidity providers
    Notes
    Charged by Uniswap, not by Printher.

The table uses deploy defaults. Once the contracts are live, the box above shows the current on-chain values.

07on Ethereum Mainnet

Contracts

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Three contracts on Ethereum Mainnet. Their addresses appear here, with copy buttons and Etherscan links, the moment they are deployed.

  • PrintherToken

    soon

    $PRINT itself: ERC-20 + permit, the transfer fee, the reward pool and claims.

    Addresssoon
  • PrintherBook

    soon

    Stores every spoken message and passes 100% of each payment to holders.

    Addresssoon
  • PrintherCredits

    soon

    Sells Printher AI credits and splits each sale between holders and compute.

    Addresssoon

Check the address every time

Anyone can deploy a token called Printher. Only trust the addresses on this page and on X (@GetPrinther).

Uniswap contracts it uses

$PRINT/WETH pair
created at deploy · factory.getPair(PRINT, WETH)

Built with Solidity 0.8.28 and OpenZeppelin Contracts v5, and tested with unit, fuzz, invariant and mainnet-fork tests. Read the verified source on each contract's Etherscan page once it is deployed.

08what can change

Owner powers & hard limits

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The contracts have an owner who can tune a few settings, each within a limit written into the code. Ownership moves in two steps and can be renounced.

The owner can

each inside a hard limit

  • Set the transfer fee0% – 3% · default 1%
  • Exempt addresses from the feee.g. the Book and Credits contracts
  • Exclude contracts from rewardscontracts and 0x…dEaD only · never a regular wallet · earned rewards are kept
  • Change the speak minimum1 – 1,000,000 $PRINT
  • Change the credit price and treasuryprice above 0 · treasury not 0x0
  • Change the credit splitcompute ≤ 80% · holders ≥ 20%
  • Hand over or renounce ownershiptwo-step transfer · renouncing is final

The owner cannot

no code path exists

  • Mint new $PRINT
  • Blacklist or freeze any wallet
  • Pause transfers or trading
  • Add max-transaction or max-wallet limits, or block selling
  • Move, burn or seize anyone's tokens
  • Withdraw the reward pool or change anyone's pending rewards
  • Edit or delete messages in the Book

Worth knowing

Fee exemption is broad: the owner could exempt any address, including its own wallet, from the transfer fee. Renouncing freezes every setting above for good, including the ability to exclude a new DEX pair, which would then earn rewards it can never claim. You can check the current owner with owner() on Etherscan.

09Uniswap V2

How to buy

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$PRINT trades against ETH on Uniswap V2. The buy link goes live at launch.

  1. Get ETH on Ethereum Mainnet

    In a self-custody wallet such as MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Trust or Rabby. Keep a little ETH for gas.
  2. Check the contract address

    Compare it with the CA below and on X before you swap. Anyone can deploy a token with the same name.
  3. Swap on Uniswap V2

    Use the Buy $PRINT link and make sure the route goes through the V2 $PRINT/WETH pool.
  4. Allow for the 1% fee

    Set slippage a little above the fee, around 2–3%. You receive 99% of what the pool sends, and selling works the same way.
  5. Watch your rewards

    Open Rewards to see what you have earned, and claim any time.
Buy $PRINTsoon
CA · soon

Uniswap V2 only

Tokens with a transfer fee only work with Uniswap V2's “supporting fee on transfer” swap functions. Uniswap V3 and V4 pools and many aggregators don't handle them, so trades there can fail or price badly. The official liquidity is on Uniswap V2.

10read this

Risks

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Read this before you buy, speak or buy credits.

  • Smart-contract risk. The code is tested with unit, fuzz, invariant and mainnet-fork tests, but tests are not an audit, and a bug could lose funds.
  • Volatility. $PRINT can lose most or all of its value. Liquidity may be thin and prices can move sharply.
  • Rewards depend on activity. No transfers, speaks or credit sales means no rewards. Nothing here promises a return.
  • Fee-on-transfer quirks. Every transfer pays the fee, including moves between your own wallets and deposits to exchanges. Many DEX pools, aggregators, bridges and lending apps don't support fee-on-transfer tokens, so transactions can fail or deliver less than expected.
  • Owner settings. Until ownership is renounced, the owner can change the fee (up to 3%), exemptions, exclusions, the speak minimum and credit terms, within the limits above.
  • Smart-contract wallets can be excluded. A Safe or other contract wallet earns and claims normally today, but until ownership is renounced or moved to a multisig, the owner can exclude any smart-contract wallet from rewards. After that it earns nothing new; what it already earned is kept and can still be claimed.
  • Front-running of large payments. Rewards are paid out instantly, in the same transaction. So when someone sends a very large speak or credit purchase, a trader who sees it coming can buy $PRINT just before it, collect a share of that payment, and sell right after. The fee on both trades usually makes this unprofitable, but for very large payments it can pay off, and that share then goes to the trader instead of long-term holders.
  • Pools that cannot claim. Only the excluded pools skip rewards. Any other pool that holds $PRINT (for example a Uniswap V3 or V4 position, or a pair with a token other than the main one) still accrues rewards it has no way to claim. Those rewards stay in the token contract and nobody can claim them. Routers and aggregators that hold $PRINT for a moment collect tiny unclaimable amounts the same way.
  • Permanent words. Anything in the Book is public forever.
  • AI and off-chain service. Printher AI runs through a gateway operated by Print Ethereum Lab LLC. It can be unavailable, its answers can be wrong, and credits are not refundable.
  • Regulation and taxes. Rules differ by country, and rewards may be taxable where you live.

Not financial advice. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Do your own research.