Burned for every Printer minted.
The tokens leave the minter's balance permanently. The project does not receive them.
812 of 5,000 Printers minted on Solana. Burn 100,000 PRINTER to mint one.
Printer x OTC
A 5,000-piece pixel-art collection with a protected hourly OTC route. Each eligible purchase is divided equally per Printer NFT held at that hour's finalized snapshot.
Hourly automation is live. A run skips safely when no SOL is available above the protected 0.045 SOL reserve.
The collection
Tap any Printer to inspect the verified collection on Solscan. Hourly distributions use the current finalized holder snapshot, with one equal share per Printer NFT.
Hourly OTC reward
At the top of every hour, the runner checks for SOL above the protected 0.045 SOL reserve. Any eligible buy is capped at 0.1 SOL and distributed equally per current Printer NFT.
The launch plan uses collected creator fees to buy PRINTER on the market and permanently burn the tokens purchased.
Select a step to explore the plan.
Start with fees actually collected. The 95/5 split applies to creator fees, not to the full value of a trade. Moving SOL between wallets does not create trading fees.
The buy pool would get 95 SOL. In this example, the owner gets 5 SOL. There is no second owner cut from the buy pool. OTC and NFT reward funding each receive zero.
The budget pays for a market buy. A funded pool is not a completed purchase. Buying waits for sufficient funds, liquidity and approved trading limits. The token amount depends on the market and swap fees.
Only the PRINTER bought is burned. The service verifies each purchase, then burns exactly the PRINTER acquired. Pending burns remain visible until confirmed, and unresolved burns stop further purchases.
The 95% funds a SOL buyback budget. Swap fees affect tokens received; network costs are funded separately. Burns do not guarantee price growth or holder income. NFT mint burns and paid resale royalties follow separate rules.
Read the full plan →Explore the artwork. Every mint is a random original.
812 NFTs verified as minted. Check individual editions for status.
100,000 PRINTER mints one random collectible.
Ecosystem impact
Alongside the creator-fee plan above, minting burns PRINTER directly. Paid resale royalties follow their own 90/10 plan. These NFT mechanisms remain separate from creator fees.
The tokens leave the minter's balance permanently. The project does not receive them.
Royalty receivedA supported marketplace pays the requested 5% resale royalty.
PRINTER bought and burnedThe plan assigns 90% of royalties received to PRINTER buys and burns.
Project kept runningThe remaining 10% supports collection operations and infrastructure.
Only royalties actually received enter the loop. Every completed buyback and burn will link to its Solana receipt. The exact allocation is published in How it works.
Explore OTC
Follow OTC desks, public revenue, documentation, and on-chain activity. Printer remains an independent project and is not affiliated with OTC.
Burn tokens. Print one for your wallet.




The burn and your NFT arrive in one transaction. If the mint fails, your tokens are not burned.
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PRINTER balance appears after connection
Minting is open. Connect Phantom to check your PRINTER balance.
View collection on Magic EdenOn iPhone or Android, open printerotc.fun inside Phantom's in-app browser, then tap Connect Phantom. Safari and Chrome cannot connect to Phantom mobile.
Phantom will show the exact burn and network transaction before anything happens. Minted Printers can be traded on Magic Eden after indexing.
A Printer NFT gives access to holder discussions. The protected hourly OTC holder route is live. Read the verified campaign receipts and operating limits. Burning PRINTER does not guarantee token value or a return. Solana network fees apply.
A clear split for royalties that are actually collected.
Recorded on the collection for secondary NFT sales. Payment depends on marketplace support and enforcement.
Ninety percent of received royalties is planned for PRINTER purchases, followed by verified token burns.
Ten percent of received royalties is planned for project operations.
The collection already records a 5% royalty. The planned automatic 90/10 split stays paused until the dedicated service wallets and a live pilot are complete.
OTC holder distributions and the paused legacy PRINTER automation. Recorded on Solana.
OTC holder rewards
Five safety-capped OTC purchases were divided through five finalized holder snapshots. Every Printer received one equal share in each snapshot it belonged to.
Verified chronology
From the original creator-fee claim through the final holder distribution.
The pre-sharing creator-fee claim finalized on Solana. The owner wallet received 46.863187331 SOL after the 0.000012170 SOL network fee.
View claim receiptThe 0.01 SOL pilot purchased 177.484842 OTC and distributed it across 294 Printers held by 34 wallets.
View pilot purchaseFive protected purchases used 45.98 SOL and delivered 794,484.485700 OTC through 178 finalized wallet transfers.
View final purchaseRecurring schedule
The runner checks the buyback wallet at the top of every hour. It keeps 0.045 SOL protected, spends no more than 0.1 SOL, and proceeds only below 2% price impact and below 1% slippage. Purchased OTC is divided equally per current Printer NFT.
The earlier buy-and-burn route remains paused and cannot spend.
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Updates automatically. Each receipt opens on Solscan.
Confirmed activity appears here automatically after activation.
OTC campaign completed September 21, 2026 at 5:08 AM CT: 45.98 SOL purchased 794,484.485700 OTC. Five finalized snapshots produced 178 wallet transfers. Snapshot sizes grew from 356 to 435 Printers during the campaign.
Including the earlier 0.01 SOL pilot, 45.99 SOL purchased 794,661.970542 OTC and produced 212 finalized wallet transfers. The buyback wallet retains 0.044815795 SOL for operations and 0.001080 OTC as indivisible dust. The earlier PRINTER buy-and-burn worker remains paused.
The launch plan puts creator fees back into PRINTER. Follow the budget, the purchase and the burn.
Collected creator fees buy PRINTER on the market and permanently burn the tokens purchased.
Select a step to explore the plan.
Start with fees actually collected. The 95/5 split applies to creator fees, not to the full value of a trade. Moving SOL between wallets does not create trading fees.
The buy pool would get 95 SOL. In this example, the owner gets 5 SOL. There is no second owner cut from the buy pool. OTC and NFT reward funding each receive zero.
The budget pays for a market buy. A funded pool is not a completed purchase. Buying waits for sufficient funds, liquidity and approved trading limits. The token amount depends on the market and swap fees.
Only the PRINTER bought is burned. The service verifies each purchase, then burns exactly the PRINTER acquired. Pending burns remain visible until confirmed, and unresolved burns stop further purchases.
The 95% funds a SOL buyback budget. Swap fees affect tokens received; network costs are funded separately. Burns do not guarantee price growth or holder income. NFT mint burns and paid resale royalties follow separate rules.
View receipt status →The 95/5 creator-fee route is planned and is not active yet. OTC operates its own separate fee model, described in OTC's docs. No fixed rewards or returns. Computer artwork by OTC Desks.

A Printer is a collectible with access to holder discussions. Its creator-fee reward allocation is currently 0%.
A separate protected hourly OTC route is live.
The OTC desk pot buys tokenized stocks and distributes them to eligible desk vaults.
Separate from the PRINTER launch allocation.Fee automation is not active yet. The PRINTER token and recipient wallets are verified. Pump fee-sharing setup, service signing and a live purchase-and-burn test are still pending.
Qualifying PRINTER trades generate creator fees. The plan sends 95% of the collected fees to PRINTER market purchases and burns, with 5% to the owner. Creator fees allocate 0% to OTC and NFT rewards. This is separate from the protected hourly OTC holder route.
Buys PRINTER and permanently burns the tokens actually received.
Goes directly to the owner. There is no second owner cut from the buyback budget.
No creator-fee funding goes to OTC or NFT rewards. The hourly OTC route uses the separate buyback wallet.
For example, 100 SOL of collected creator fees allocates 95 SOL to the PRINTER buyback budget and 5 SOL to the owner. Actual tokens bought depend on market prices, liquidity and swap fees. Transaction fees and operating reserves are funded separately.
The selected launch uses the existing managed wallets with owner-controlled automation. Creator fees fund 95% PRINTER buybacks and burns and 5% owner. There are no extra approval wallets and no NFT reward allocation at launch.
Pump recipient shares become permanent when finalized. The owner controls the hosted automation and its operating limits. The fee-sharing setup, signer policy, deployment and real claim, purchase and burn pilot must pass before automation starts.
A transfer alone does not generate creator fees. Unpaid royalties fund nothing. Burns reduce supply, but do not guarantee a token price or return. The separate hourly OTC route only spends SOL above its protected reserve and sends finalized distributions directly to current holder wallets.
Printer is an independent collection of original pixel-art machines. Each has a numbered identity, a case finish, a backdrop, a paper feed, controls and a seal. Pick one because you like it.
Each mint burns exactly 100,000 PRINTER tokens and creates one random NFT from the remaining pool. Printer #0001 is the completed pilot, so the remaining mint contains Printer #0002 through Printer #5000. Standard, Collector and Signature are visual categories. They all use the same burn amount.
Connect Phantom and approve one transaction. The same transaction burns 100,000 PRINTER and mints one random collectible.
After purchase, the NFT belongs to your Solana wallet, such as Phantom. Connect that same wallet to Magic Eden to view your collectibles or list them for resale. The NFT needs to be minted and supported by the platform before its artwork can appear in a wallet or marketplace view.
A Printer is a digital collectible, and current holders can already join private discussions. Creator-fee funding for OTC remains 0%. The separate hourly wallet route is active, and there is no holder claim flow. Eligible OTC is transferred directly after a finalized snapshot. No physical printer is included.
The burned PRINTER tokens are permanently removed from the minter's balance in the same transaction that creates the NFT. The project does not receive those burned tokens. A smaller token supply does not guarantee price appreciation, profit or liquidity.
Transparent mechanism
The collection records a 5% royalty on secondary NFT sales. It applies only when a marketplace supports and pays it. Unpaid royalties create no buyback budget.
Requested from a supported secondary sale and sent to the dedicated royalty intake wallet when paid.
Assigned to PRINTER market purchases followed by confirmed token burns.
Assigned to project operations, infrastructure and collection upkeep.
Current state: The 5% collection royalty is recorded on-chain, both dedicated service wallets exist. Their updated signing policies still need verification. Automatic splitting and buybacks stay paused until the collection recipient is updated, service credentials are saved and one live pilot is verified. Completed activity will appear on the Receipts page with Solscan links.
Public launch records
These are public Solana addresses only. Every ready address opens in a block explorer. No private key or seed phrase is stored on this website.
Owns the collection. Planned shares: 5% of creator fees and 10% of paid NFT royalties.
Receives honored 5% resale royalties after the collection recipient is updated.
The verified 5,000-piece Core collection account.
The OTC token address referenced by the Printer ecosystem.
The completed on-chain pilot inside the collection.
Verified Token-2022 mint with 6 decimals. Mint and freeze authorities are revoked.
The integrated program burns tokens and creates the NFT and its vault in one transaction.
Runs the protected hourly OTC holder route while preserving 0.045 SOL. The earlier PRINTER buy-and-burn automation remains paused.
All launch addresses and receipts use mainnet.
Yes. Connect Phantom on the Store page and review the burn transaction before approving it.
No affiliation or endorsement has been established. Printer is an independent novelty collection, and Magic Eden is the planned marketplace.
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