Infinex (INX)

Infinex is a non-custodial trading platform aiming to replicate the user experience of centralized exchanges while maintaining on-chain integrity. Built as a smart contract layer atop existing DEXs and bridges, Infinex abstracts away wallet connections, slippage settings, gas fees, and signature prompts, offering a seamless frontend for DeFi traders. 

Core Features

Infinex DEX offers a simplified interface for web3 trading through its Infinex Swidge system, an intent-based router that combines bridging and swapping in one click. Its key features include:

• Gasless trading with zero signature prompts;
• Multi-chain access via a unified Infinex wallet;
• Swidge routing through top bridges and dexes;
• Non-custodial asset storage and execution;
• Native support for EVM chains;
• Walletless onboarding;
• Infinex Patron program for governance and staking;
• Infinex Yaprun – a simplified mobile-first swap and earn app.

Fundraising & Backers

Infinex crypto has raised a total of $67.70M across the “Patron Sale” round. Key investors include Mechanism Capital, Framework Ventures, ParaFi, and 1kx. The platform was founded by Kain Warwick, also the founder of Synthetix ($600M+ TVL protocol). 

🪙 Infinex token: $INX is the native utility and governance token of the Infinex ecosystem. Holding $INX provides fee discounts on platform services, early access to new features, access to exclusive channels with the core team, and voting rights on platform evolution. Net protocol revenue is used to buy back and lock $INX.

Now let’s take a look at the pros and cons:
 

✅ Infinex Pros:

• Good concept and design of the product;
• Raised $67.70M in Patron Sale round;
• Multiple security audits;
• Excellent PR and growth marketing;
• Strong SMM and SEO;
• Good in-app integrations (Rewarding Protocols);
• Active airdrop campaign;
• Availability of an Infinex roadmap;
• Founder with a successful background;
• The team pays a lot of attention to strategy and AMA sessions.
   

❌ Infinex Cons:

• The weak marketing infrastructure;
• Not all the core team members are public;