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Printr awards points based on value staked and traded per day. STIMS accrues points on every locked position it holds — both the initial $STIMS deployer position and every deploy that follows. When those points convert to $PRINT airdrops, here’s how STIMS routes them.

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$PRINT from STIMS deployer points

Any $PRINT airdrop earned from points accrued by the $STIMS deployer or the locked STIMS position is split:
  • 50% to presale participants — distributed proportional to presale contribution
  • 50% max-staked to support the Printr ecosystem — staking rewards from this share also flow back to presale participants
This split reflects the founding contributors’ role in seeding the deployer.

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$PRINT from deploy points

For all other tokens deployed by STIMS, points convert to $PRINT airdrops on this split:
  • 80% to all $STIMS stakers — including post-presale stakers, weighted by Printr’s staking duration and multiplier
  • 20% to STIMS treasury
This mirrors the trading-fee share model for STIMS-deployed tokens — same eligibility, same weighting, same cadence.

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How the staker share is calculated

The $PRINT airdrop from Printr is a one-time event with no announced date. To make sure long-term stakers earn the larger share — not whoever happens to be staked the day it lands — STIMS uses the same weekly snapshots that drive trading-fee distributions. At each weekly snapshot, every staked wallet earns its weighted stake:
staked amount × Printr lock multiplier
(Same multiplier table as the trading fee distribution.) These weekly weights accumulate from launch onward. When the $PRINT airdrop arrives, the 80% staker share is distributed proportional to each wallet’s cumulative weighted stake across every snapshot it appeared in. A wallet staked at the 180-day tier from week 1 will have far more cumulative weight than a wallet that stakes the week before the airdrop. There’s no way to backfill — weight only accrues while you’re actively staked at a snapshot.