After taking over as CEO back in early May 2026, the most common question I got was: "So, what's the plan?" The plan was simple: try everything we could to survive with the resources we had left. We pursued every option available: partner campaigns, new chain integrations, cutting costs, pausing our own salaries, onboarding devs, builders and AI agents, a sale process, a fundraise, and plenty more. We got close more than once but nothing concrete came together. Eventually after exhausting every option we had, it became clear we had to call it a day. We will be ceasing Printr's operations by 31 August 2026. Tbh it was (and still is) a tough pill to swallow. I had high hopes that we could turn this around. But what I've had to accept is that we couldn't keep going without the capital or the distribution this market demands. TGE and airdrop are not happening. I know many of you waited a long time for that, and I'm deeply sorry we couldn't deliver on it. It's not the outcome any of us wanted. To everyone who launched on Printr, shipped on top of and alongside us, spammed us with feedback at 3am, or just stuck around when things got messy - thank you. Your support is what kept us going at our lowest points. Building Printr alongside you was the best part of it. Until we meet again. - Lenn

Did you know that you can set both the graduation market cap & the liquidity on your bonding curve when launching on @printr? Quick guide on the custom bonding curve 👇 Graduation MCAP: Set your graduation market cap as low or high as you like Liquidity/MCAP slider: How much supply gets sold on the curve vs. paired with ETH post-graduation Example below 👇 Starting MCAP: $3,675 → Graduation MCAP: $30,000, with 65% of the supply sold on the bonding curve; and 35% added to the LP post-graduation The result? - Full control over your token's launch dynamics - Tune for cheaper entry or deeper post-grad liquidity - Design tokenomics that actually fit your project