
PX-110 · 10%
Compact cube
One short roll, a small screen, stubby feet. The desk unit. Tight footprint, still on the same net.
5 printers · Robinhood Chain
NetPrinters are already on. Connecting one is clock-in — stake it onto the network, vote at 12:00–14:30 UTC+1, and send the treasury into a stock the floor chose. Ten percent of rewards stays in treasury to run the shop. Ninety percent is paid to connected printers, split by class.
01
Connect
Stake onto the network. That’s clock-in.
02
Vote
12:00–14:30 UTC+1. Staked printers only.
03
Buy
Winning stock is purchased daily.
04
Pay
10% treasury. 90% to staked classes.

OpenSea · live read
5 / 5
GTD/WL 0.00061 ETH · public 0.00081 ETH · 0 remaining. Mint is on OpenSea, not here.

PX-110 · 10%
One short roll, a small screen, stubby feet. The desk unit. Tight footprint, still on the same net.

PX-330 · 12%
Long grooved iron across the top, plotter stance, a wide ticket. Built to dump a full market line in one pass.

PX-404 · 14%
Vertical stack of rollers, tall chassis, a red ERROR diamond on the panel. The unit that looks like it has seen a bad packet and kept printing anyway.

PX-666 · 18%
Staircase of ribbed iron, the classic receipt path, the machine the rest of the line is measured against.

PX-808 · 21%
Two slots, two roller stacks, a pad row across the face. Two tickets at once. Drum-machine energy, still a printer.

PX-9000 · 25%
Floor-standing mainframe, vent doors, heavy feet, a long ticket out of the top. The one that belongs at the back of the room.