Infinex adjusts public sale rules: cancels subscription cap and implements a new fair distribution mechanism

【Blockchain Rhythm】Infinex project team recently admitted on social media that there were issues with this round of public sale, and immediately announced a set of adjustment measures.

First, they completely broke the original subscription cap— the maximum limit of $2,500 was officially canceled. This means participants are no longer strictly bound by the subscription limit and can participate according to their actual needs.

The more critical change is the redesign of the allocation logic. The team abandoned the pure random lottery model and shifted to a “Maximum-Minimum Fair Distribution Method.” The core idea of this new mechanism is: the allocation quotas for all participants will be increased simultaneously until either everyone reaches their full share or the project’s tokens are fully distributed. The benefit of this approach is to avoid extreme cases where some get a lot and others get nothing.

The rights of Patron status are preserved, but with a key adjustment—priority allocation rights are delayed until the entire sale phase ends. This effectively provides a relatively fair competition window for ordinary participants.

Additionally, the team insists on retaining the lock-up mechanism. Their logic is straightforward: locking tokens can filter out speculators and allow genuine project supporters to have long-term benefits. To some extent, this is using mechanism design to screen the quality of investors.