TLDR
- Printr raised $4.5M in total funding, including a $2M seed extension round.
- The platform lets users launch memecoins across Base, BNB, ETH, Solana, and more.
- Printr uses Axelar and LayerZero for cross-chain deployment and liquidity unification.
- Creators receive 90% of revenue through Printr’s incentive and rewards model.
Bybit-backed startup Printr has secured $4.5 million in total funding to launch its cross-chain memecoin platform. As the first project incubated by Bybit Venture Studio, Printr is developing a chain-abstracted launchpad that allows users to launch tokens across multiple blockchains at once. The project uses Axelar and LayerZero to streamline deployment and solve fragmented liquidity — a common challenge for token creators launching on individual networks.
Cross-chain launchpad tackles liquidity fragmentation
Printr, the debut project from Bybit Venture Studio, has raised a total of $4.5 million to launch a cross-chain token creation platform. The funding includes a $2.5 million pre-seed round and a recent $2 million seed extension, bringing new backers into the project.
The platform allows creators to launch memecoins across multiple chains simultaneously, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Mantle, and others. Printr aims to address fragmented liquidity, which often occurs when tokens are deployed on one chain and bridged later.
“Traditionally, creators must choose a single chain at launch, forcing them to expand later through bridges,” the team stated.
By supporting multiple blockchains from the start, Printr reduces the complexity of token expansion while connecting creators to broader liquidity and community pools.
Powered by Axelar and LayerZero
Printr is built using Axelar and LayerZero, two well-known cross-chain communication protocols. These technologies support chain abstraction and enable seamless asset transfer and messaging between chains.
This infrastructure allows Printr to offer one-click token deployment and cross-chain swaps, removing the need for complex bridging processes. By abstracting technical barriers, Printr makes multi-chain token deployment faster and more accessible.
“Paired with cross-chain swaps and one-click bridging, Printr unifies liquidity and communities from day one,” the company said in its announcement.
These features position Printr as a launchpad optimized for creators who want to scale from day one without being tied to a single ecosystem.
Strategic backers and funding breakdown
The company has drawn support from both early-stage and institutional investors. The $2.5 million pre-seed round included participation from Axelar, Sui Foundation, Draper Dragon, Flow Blockchain, and Bitscale Capital.
The most recent $2 million seed extension round brought in Mantle EcoFund, Mirana Ventures, L1D, Sfermion, Flowdesk, and several angel investors. These investments aim to support Printr’s upcoming launch and ecosystem growth.
The funding will be used to improve the platform’s technology stack, expand market reach, and enhance the creator incentive model. The team plans to launch officially in the coming months, according to a spokesperson.
Creator-focused revenue model and Bybit support
Printr’s business model includes a 90% revenue-share program, which distributes earnings to token creators, traders, and referrers. This is supported by a points-based rewards system, designed to boost platform activity and encourage early adoption.
The startup benefits from Bybit’s global influence, liquidity, and Web3 infrastructure, providing Printr with immediate access to a wide user base.
“With Bybit’s global reach and growing Web3 stack, Printr can scale token creation to every corner of crypto,” said Fed, Printr’s co-founder.
Printr’s integration with Bybit enhances its credibility while offering backend support for scaling and distribution. As Printr moves toward launch, its positioning as a multi-chain, creator-driven platform gives it a unique place in the memecoin and token launch market.
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