DJT Printer
The DJT printer
is running
Every trade on $DJTP pays a fee. The fee buys tokenized DJT on Robinhood Chain. The DJT streams straight to holders — no claim button, no lockup, no emissions.
—DJT purchased with trading fees
The numbers
Everything below is read from the contracts and the chain index. Denominated in tokens, not dollars — a USD figure would need a price source for both sides, and a made-up one is worse than none.
Purchased minus distributed is never zero: each print is released linearly over the next five minutes rather than dropped at once. This is that balance, already committed to holders.
Your printer
Read-only. Nothing here signs a transaction or asks for a key.
Connect
Use your wallet, or just paste an address to look it up.
Connect a wallet or paste an address to see your share, your DJT and your payouts.
Real yield
Annualized from DJT actually bought and distributed — not from a fixed emission schedule. It moves with $DJTP trading volume.
Waiting for the first print.
Waiting for the first print.
Waiting for the first print.
How this number is built. DJT distributed in the window, priced at the rate the vault itself paid for it, divided by the eligible $DJTP supply, then annualized. No price oracle and no assumed DJT/USD rate — both sides are denominated in $DJTP and cancel. It is backward-looking, it is not a forecast, and it goes to zero if trading stops.
Live printer feed
Every purchase, every distribution — and every skipped print, which is a normal outcome when the market can't fill at a sane price.
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Waiting for the first print.
How it works
You trade $DJTP
Buys and sells through a registered pool pay a fee in $DJTP. Wallet-to-wallet transfers pay nothing.
The vault collects
Fees pile up in the printer vault until there is enough to fill without wrecking the price.
The printer prints
Every five minutes the vault swaps the fees for tokenized DJT through an allowlisted router — or skips, and says so.
It streams to holders
Each print is released linearly over the next five minutes, weighted by how long you actually held. Buying one block before a payout earns one block's worth.