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The reporting on OpenAI and Sam Altman that I've been working on for the past year and a half, for @NewYorker, with @andrewmarantz: newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…

Seeing some FUD about Printr's community sale that I want to address. We have always taken pride that we prioritize our community first. 1. The community sale is separate from the community airdrop. The airdrop will occur during TGE, which should be in early May. The airdrop will be based Printr's points program, which rewards creators, traders and stakers. You can find more info here: points.printr.money/dashboard 2. "Feels like extraction" - While I understand the skepticism, given that many recent presales have had bad outcomes for their participants, Printr has a differentiated product that we've been building for almost 2 years, growing traction and meaningful revenue. Despite a variety of financing options, we decided to pursue a community sale with favourable terms and no lock-ups. Our previous investors are subject to 6 month cliff and 2 year linear vest. The purpose of the community sale is to give exposure to the community of Printr's rapid growth. We believe the token helps with engagement, distribution, and ultimately creates positive reflexivity with the platform. 3. "Feels too early" - We want our community to be part of our journey early on and benefit from our growth. Many projects conduct their public sales and TGE at later stages, launching at high valuations. In these cases the community misses out on most of the growth and instead it's captured by VCs. We believe by letting our community be part of our journey, it further strengthens the Printr ecosystem. I know not everyone will agree with our approach, but we are doing what we think is best for the Printr community and ecosystem. This is just the beginning of the Printr vision.