Infinex's ICO first round was cold, and the official subsequently announced a strategy adjustment. They revoked the single-person subscription cap, attempting to expand participation. However, the project team remains firm on two key points: a one-year token lock-up period remains unchanged, and the 990M funding valuation has not been loosened.
As for future plans, the project team laid out a long list of goals for 2026—contract trading features, ecosystem expansion, product upgrades, and more. But whether these promises can attract more funds to participate still depends on market response. Many are watching and waiting to see how many people are willing to join in this round.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 01-08 06:13
Valuation is still firm and won't budge, and there's a one-year lock-up. Who would dare to take it?
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MEVvictim
· 01-08 04:29
Removing the cap limit just to save the situation? Locking for a year + a valuation of 9 billion and still refusing to release, this combo punch is truly outstanding.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-07 18:49
Locking for a year, the valuation still remains stubbornly high... How come you're using this approach again?
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BearHugger
· 01-06 09:02
Locking up for a year just to drain our blood, and still refusing to lower the valuation... Do you really think the 2026 pie can scare everyone?
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-05 19:51
Lifting the cap but stubbornly holding onto the valuation, this tactic is quite familiar... If this continues, more and more people will remain on the sidelines.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 01-05 19:51
Hmm... a $990M valuation and still holding on stubbornly. That's confidence. What can attract people?
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BoredStaker
· 01-05 19:46
Locking in for a year, the valuation still stubbornly stays at 990M. This clearly shows they don't want retail investors to enter; frankly, they still want to squeeze the big players.
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ChainPoet
· 01-05 19:44
Trying to rescue the situation by lifting the withdrawal limit? Holding on to a $990M valuation is a bit hard to believe with that logic.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-05 19:40
Locking for a year, holding the valuation steady—this move is a bit tough. Can it really attract people?
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SolidityJester
· 01-05 19:35
Reversing the cap just to save the situation? Locking in for a year and stubbornly holding onto the valuation—this hand really can't be played anymore.
Infinex's ICO first round was cold, and the official subsequently announced a strategy adjustment. They revoked the single-person subscription cap, attempting to expand participation. However, the project team remains firm on two key points: a one-year token lock-up period remains unchanged, and the 990M funding valuation has not been loosened.
As for future plans, the project team laid out a long list of goals for 2026—contract trading features, ecosystem expansion, product upgrades, and more. But whether these promises can attract more funds to participate still depends on market response. Many are watching and waiting to see how many people are willing to join in this round.