Printr has rolled out the second version of its omnichain token creation protocol, giving token creators new control over fee flows, token economics, and staking rewards across eight major blockchains.
Key launch details
Printr V2 went live simultaneously on:
- Solana
- Base
- BNB Chain
- Mantle
- Ethereum
- Monad
- Avalanche
- Arbitrum
Backed by interoperability stacks from LayerZero and Axelar, the upgrade was launched with support from the Solana Foundation and Mantle EcoFund.
The team behind Printr counts 13 members, most of whom previously worked at Axelar, and has raised $4.5 million in funding to date. The company is also evaluating a potential native token launch as part of its roadmap.
Shift from distribution to incentive design
While the first version of Printr, released in October 2025, focused on efficient cross‑chain token distribution to rival pump‑style launch platforms, V2 pivots toward incentive alignment and transparent economics.
With V2, creators can:
- Set their own fee percentages
- Decide where revenue is allocated
- Customize starting supply, initial token price, and bonding curve parameters
This redesign aims to move token creation away from purely speculative memecoins and toward use cases such as game assets and utility‑driven digital tokens.
New fee models and flat protocol rate
Printr V2 introduces multiple fee frameworks that creators can mix and match:
- Liquidity compounding – directs fees into liquidity to deepen markets
- Buyback and burn – uses fees to repurchase and destroy tokens
- Proof‑of‑Belief (PoB) staking – routes fees to stakers based on locked positions
Creators can also choose to send 100% of fees directly to their own wallet or split revenue among these models. In contrast to competitors that charge around 1.25% on bonding curves, Printr V2 applies a flat protocol rate, a structure that may appeal to those who view percentage‑based fees as overly extractive.
Proof‑of‑Belief staking and project continuity
The PoB staking mechanism allows token holders to lock their tokens for periods ranging from seven to 180 days in exchange for trading fee rewards.
Key features include:
- On‑chain transparency of how many tokens are locked in smart contracts
- A visible gauge of holder commitment, with higher locked supply potentially signaling stronger community confidence
- Automated fee redirection that can support community‑led project continuations if original creators depart
Analysts are likely to watch PoB metrics as an indicator of a project’s underlying health and the conviction of its supporter base.
Anti‑copycat measures and market backdrop
Printr V2 also introduces “anti‑vamp protection,” a 48‑hour cooldown period on deploying tokens with identical tickers and images. This is intended to limit rapid copycat launches that can fragment liquidity and confuse markets.
The upgrade arrives in a subdued memecoin environment, even as leading token platforms continue to generate steady revenue. Competition remains significant: some incumbents reported more than $5 million in weekly revenue during the speculative surge of early 2026.
Expanding in a record‑setting token market
The release comes as token creation hits record levels. Data from analytics provider Solscan shows that more than 370,000 new tokens were created on Solana alone in March 2026.
Printr’s new customization tools are designed to attract founders seeking sustainable economic models rather than short‑lived speculative runs. The platform’s multi‑chain deployment, including on Base, where daily transactions have recently exceeded 2.5 million according to BaseScan, targets builders dissatisfied with existing infrastructure.
Greater transparency for those assessing new tokens
The introduction of transparent, adjustable fee routing allows market participants to examine a project’s economic design directly. On‑chain data will reveal whether revenues are steered toward:
- Personal creator wallets
- Liquidity pools
- Token buybacks
- PoB staking rewards
This level of detail offers a clearer way to distinguish between projects with long‑term ambitions and those primarily built for rapid value extraction.
Potential native token and activity dynamics
Printr’s indication that it is exploring a native token launch could influence early usage patterns on the platform. Traders and creators may increase activity in anticipation of a future airdrop or rewards scheme, potentially driving a wave of experimentation.
Such activity may require closer scrutiny to separate durable projects from those created mainly to farm prospective incentives, as the platform seeks to position itself as an alternative to hype‑driven token launch venues.
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