The token with a floor
Launch a coin against any real market — a stock, a currency, a metal, a pre-IPO name. A cut of every trade buys that asset and locks it in a vault nobody can sell, so the coin has a floor that only ratchets up. The token is the upside. The stock is the floor.
The board
Sorted the way traders actually look — and by the one number no other board has: how far above its real backing a coin is trading.
Token vs market
A token has never had anything to be measured against. These do — each one is paired to a real market, so every coin on Print is permanently scored against a real company. That scoreboard writes itself, every day, forever.
Beating the asset you are paired to is the only thing on this board that cannot be bought. It is the coin's return minus the market's, over the same window.
The part nobody else has
A cut of every trade is spent buying the stock the coin is paired to, and that stock is locked in a vault nobody can sell out of — not the team, not the pool, not us. The only way it ever leaves is a holder burning their tokens to claim their share. The token is the upside. The stock is the floor.
Every trade pays a fee. Buys and sells both. The fee is not revenue and it is not sent anywhere — it is spent immediately.
The fee buys the paired stock. On the open market, at market price, automatically. A coin being dumped is still buying its own floor.
That stock goes into a vault nobody can open. Separate from the trading pool. No team key, no multisig, no vote, no unlock date. It only receives.
Holders redeem, and only holders. Burn your tokens, take your slice of the vault. Burning removes the token and its backing together, so the floor per token can only ratchet up.
A coin trading at a small premium is one where most of what you are paying for is real backing. A coin trading at a large premium is one the market has decided is worth far more than the stock underneath it. Both are legitimate trades — the point is that on Print you can finally tell which one you are making.
Hold it, or burn it
Behind each one sits a slice of real stock in a vault nobody can sell. Hold it for the upside, or hand it back for the backing — the choice is yours, on any block, without asking.