
Infinex launched the Sonar Token sale, releasing a total supply of 5%, with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) benchmark of $300 million, aiming to raise $15 million. This follows the $67.7 million raised by Patron NFT across six chains, attracting institutions such as Founders Fund and Solana Ventures. Founder Kain Warwick stated that this move allows investors to position themselves early, locking up their assets for a year but with the option to pay for early release of a portion of the tokens.
Sonar sales are divided into two categories:
Pre-registration is about to begin, and the treasury will retain 25% of the tokens for future incentives.
Infinex is positioned as a super App that integrates wallet, trading, and cross-chain functionalities, supporting non-custodial wallets for 20+ chains, gas-free operations, swaps, perpetual contracts, and other features.
It integrates Wormhole cross-chain, NEAR signing, and supports new chains like Fogo and MegaETH. Users can import wallets and use passkeys for verification, simplifying the multi-device experience.
The INX Token is centered around platform revenue buybacks. Warwick emphasized: “All profits from products are used to buy back INX.” Treasury activities are disclosed through HyperTracker, and pre-TGE revenue is also included in the buyback. This ensures that the token’s value is tied to the platform’s growth, enhancing long-term vitality.
The Sonar sale of Infinex not only expands the INX holder base but also strengthens the ecosystem through tiered allocations and transparent buybacks. Combining multi-chain functionality with community incentives, it is laying the foundation for the 2026 TGE, signaling the leadership potential of super applications in Web3.











