Fees & Revenue Sharing

Lowest fees with maximum revenue sharing!

At Printr, revenue isn’t just about platform fees. It’s about reinforcing a system where value flows to the right people: creators, traders, stakers, and the community. Our model is lean, scalable, and designed to grow with usage, not extract from it.

Fees Breakdown

Fee Type
Amount
Compared To Industry
Value Proposition

Bonding Curve Fee

0.5%

🟢 Lowered from 1%

Directly rewards ecosystem

LP Fee

0.3%

🟢 Lowered from 1%

Enables deeper liquidity for graduated tokens

0.5% Bonding Curve Fee

Every token starts life on a bonding curve. When someone buys or sells, we take a 0.5% fee. That’s it. No upfront costs, no hidden taxes.

Here’s how that fee gets split:

  • 40% to buy back $PRINT from the open market

  • 25% to the token creator

  • 25% to the Memecoin Growth Accelerator fund

  • 10% to the core Printr team

This means that 90% of what we collect is recycled back into the ecosystem. The buyback boosts $PRINT, the creator share keeps them building, and the accelerator backs community-chosen tokens with real potential.

0.3% LP Fee (Post-Graduation)

Once a token graduates from the bonding curve, it transitions to LP trading. Here we've lowered the fee to 0.3%, but we keep the same revenue logic.

That fee is split in two parts:

  • Base assets (SOL, ETH, BNB, etc.) Split using the same 40/25/25/10 structure

  • MEME token Sent directly to $PRINT stakers as rewards

The LP phase keeps tokens alive and trading, ensuring revenue continues to flow.

Where the Money Goes

Everything we earn ends up in one of four buckets:

% Allocation
Destination
Purpose

40%

$PRINT Buybacks

Rewards all users via airdrops and strengthens platform ownership

25%

Token Creators

Provides creators an ongoing income stream beyond token dumping

25%

Memecoin Growth Fund

Supports thriving communities with liquidity, marketing, and infrastructure

10%

Printr Core Team

Funds long-term development and scaling

We’re not just skimming fees. We’re recirculating them to scale faster, reward users harder, and push $PRINT as the centerpiece of the entire stack.

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