About Infinex

What exactly is Infinex (INX) trying to build?

Infinex is basically a non-custodial, multi-chain crypto “hub” that tries to behave like a CEX without giving up self-custody. It folds trading, wallets, NFTs, and DeFi into one place. That’s the high-level version. The more practical angle is that it hides gas, removes seed phrases, and routes actions across chains for you. INX is the token that ties all these moving parts together.

How does the INX token fit into the system?

INX is the coordination token—governance, incentives, and whatever future reward logic the platform expands into. Because Infinex abstracts gas and spans a lot of chains, having one token to anchor behavior matters more than it seems at first glance. It keeps the ecosystem from fragmenting into chain-specific silos.

What does the supply and allocation actually look like?

Total supply is fixed at 10B. Team sits at 20%. Investors collectively land in the mid-30% range. Treasury holds 25–33% for ecosystem work and long-term rewards. Patron NFTs each map to 100,000 INX at TGE, which is a big deal for early supporters. The Sonar public sale distributes 5% of supply. It’s fairly structured—maybe a bit rigid, but that’s the point.

How are tokens locked and vested?

Everything’s on a long leash. Patron allocations and public-sale tokens have a one-year lock. There’s an early-unlock mechanism, but it uses a decaying pricing curve tied to a $1B FDV reference at TGE, sliding toward the $300M sale price. Team tokens re-lock for 12 months after TGE and then vest monthly over the next year. It’s slower than some people might like, but that’s usually healthier for usd/usdt liquidity.

What do we actually know about fundraising?

The backbone was a $65.29M NFT Sale with Framework Ventures, Bankless, Moonrock, Solana Ventures, Wintermute, and well-known angels like Stani Kulechov, Arthur Cheong, 0xMaki, and Jordi Alexander—all under one round. The portfolio is deeper, but that’s the gist. No separate early VC raises have been disclosed.

How does the Sonar public sale work?

The public sale offers 5% of supply at a $300M FDV with a $15M raise target. Minimum buy is $200, max is $5,000. If oversubscribed, allocations are randomized and unfilled orders are refunded. Everyone gets a single order. All purchased tokens are locked for a year, though early unlock exists if INX trades above the accelerated-vesting price.

What about Patron NFTs—why do they matter so much?

Because they come with guaranteed allocation rights. One Patron = $2,000 guaranteed. Five Patrons = $15,000. Twenty-five gets you $100,000. One hundred gets you $500,000. And the allocations stack, which is slightly wild but very on-brand for the project’s community-centric vibe. Only liquid Patrons qualify; vesting Patrons don’t.

When and where does INX trade?

Trading starts after the January 2026 TGE. First venue is Sonar with usd/usdt pairs. More integrations—DEX or CEX—are likely but still unannounced. Until then, no price, volume, or circulating metrics exist.

What risks should people keep in mind?

Smart-contract risk, of course, and all the usual integration dependencies that come with a multi-chain system. Early liquidity might be thin despite long locks. Patron concentration could shape governance more than intended. And while passkeys reduce user error, recovery setups can still go wrong. None of this is unusual for a token at this stage—just worth keeping in mind.