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$PrinterInkCoin Copied to clipboard Launched via Bankr ↗ Paired with NVDA

The highest
priced coin,
mathematically.

Supply of exactly one. Eighteen decimals. $PrinterInkCoin isn't scarce by story, it's scarce by spec. Same math every token on Base and Ethereum already uses, just pushed to its logical, slightly unhinged extreme.

Buy $PrinterInkCoin → How supply of 1 works
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Ticker
$PrinterInkCoin
Total supply
1 (1.000000000000000000)
Decimals
18
Launch
via Bankr
Live price $1,000,000.00 +0.00%
pairing

The highest priced coin ever.
Paired with the highest priced stock ever.

$PrinterInkCoin's pool is quoted in NVDA instead of ETH or a stablecoin. When NVIDIA moves, the pool moves with it, giving $PrinterInkCoin something almost no memecoin has: real exposure to the biggest growth story in the market, not just token hype alone.

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$PrinterInkCoin
supply of 1 · 18 decimals
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NVDA
NVIDIA
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live market

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$PrinterInkCoin/NVDAc, tracked straight from the pool on Base.

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tokenomics

Supply: 1. Not a typo.

Every token you've ever bought (ETH, most memecoins, most stablecoins) is divisible into 18 decimal places under the hood. $PrinterInkCoin just makes that visible: the whole supply is one token, split into a quintillion tradeable fractions.

1.000000000000000000
whole token · 18 decimal places
  • You never buy "the token." You buy a fraction of it, same as buying 0.003 ETH instead of a whole coin.
  • The price looks unhinged on purpose. Price-per-whole-token reads huge because the "whole" is deliberately tiny to divide.
  • It trades like any other token. Standard contract, standard decimals field, nothing exotic under the hood, just supply set to 1.
Try it: example price of $1,000,000 per whole token (illustrative, not live)
$ buys you
0.000100000000000000 $PrinterInkCoin
That's 1 / 10,000 of the entire supply.
paper trail

Called it in 2014. Built it in 2026.

Long before memecoins were a category, someone joked that printer ink, the most overpriced liquid most people buy on purpose, would make the highest priced coin ever. Twelve years later, the math finally caught up with the bit.

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The joke predates the format. $PrinterInkCoin exists because a twelve-year-old tweet turned out to be a genuinely correct tokenomics idea: ink is expensive, supply-of-1 is real, and the two were always going to meet eventually.

printed once, no reprints

The community printed it out.

We ran a flyer contest asking holders to print and post the $PrinterInkCoin flyer somewhere real. These are the actual submissions, flip through them.

Community flyer submission
1 / 41
restock

How to buy $PrinterInkCoin

Launched via Bankr. Buy straight from X, through the Bankr app directly, or swap on a DEX of your choice.

Bonus: this pool is paired with NVDA instead of ETH, so buying $PrinterInkCoin gets you exposure to NVIDIA's move riding alongside the token itself. Bankr handles the routing automatically if you're paying with ETH.
Fastest · via X

Reply to buy

  1. Follow @PrinterInkCoin and @bankrbot on X.
  2. Reply to any $PrinterInkCoin post with @bankrbot buy $PrinterInkCoin $25 (or your amount).
  3. Bankr executes the swap and DMs you the confirmation.
Direct · via Bankr

Use the Bankr app

  1. Open the $PrinterInkCoin page on Bankr.
  2. Connect your wallet and enter an amount.
  3. Confirm the swap in Bankr's terminal.
Manual · via wallet

Swap on a DEX

  1. Set up a wallet on the network $PrinterInkCoin deploys to.
  2. Fund it with ETH for gas. Since the pool is NVDA-paired, you may need to swap into NVDA first depending on your DEX.
  3. Paste the contract address into your DEX of choice and swap.