Read a coin page.
Market cap, holders, liquidity and rewards, in plain words.
Numbers before adjectives.
Five things to look at before you buy any coin, on Printer or anywhere else.
Market cap
Price times supply. It shows how the market values a coin right now, not how much money is inside it. Small coins can move a long way in minutes.
Holders
How many wallets hold the coin, and how evenly. When a few wallets hold most of the supply, they can move the price on their own.
Liquidity and pair
The pool a coin trades against, for example SOL. Deeper liquidity means a trade moves the price less. Printer coin cards show what each coin is paired with.
Rewards
On supported Printer launches, part of the creator fees funds a reward basket for holders, shown on the card, for example BTC 50% and another token 50%. Rewards depend on collected fees and each program's rules.
Where to look next
Open the chart on DexScreener or Birdeye, look the token up on Solscan, and read the project's own page and community before you decide.
General information, not financial advice. Crypto prices move fast; only use money you can afford to lose.