#数字资产动态追踪 Infinex's latest move is quite interesting——On January 5th, the official announcement to remove the $2,500 deposit cap per account was perfectly timed, just five hours after a major prediction platform exposed internal trading.
What is a coincidence? Two on-chain fund pools with over a million dollars suddenly concentrate their money, wildly betting on projects that can raise $5 million. And then, the official changed the rules—claiming that the previous public sale mechanism was not well designed, with overly long lock-up periods, deposit caps that bottlenecked funds, and overly complicated processes. Now, everything is being changed.
The most daring part is that they changed the distribution logic to a "rising tide lifts all boats" approach, meaning everyone gets a share, maximizing fairness. As a result, the probability of winning the "fundraising surpassing $5 million" bet in the prediction market jumped from 57% to 78%—the market's reaction couldn't be more straightforward.
Insider bets validated the policy change in advance, which also raises a question: how should the transparency of information in crypto financing be managed? The gap between on-chain data and official announcements is worth the entire industry pondering.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 01-08 16:55
It's the same old trick again, insider information leaks early, while ordinary people are still sleeping, the rules have already changed.
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MergeConflict
· 01-08 12:24
Oh no, this timing is perfect. Five hours from insider info to official announcement, who would believe it?
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A million-dollar whale suddenly makes a big move, then changes the rules. This script is pretty slick.
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Wait, from 57% jumping straight to 78%? The market's reaction is definitely speaking...
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So now the question is, if on-chain data is public, why can the official still create information gaps?
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Infinex's approach is really hard to pin down; it feels like the entire industry should reflect on this.
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What they call optimizing mechanisms is basically just tailoring rules for big whales.
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This is why the transparency issue in crypto financing really needs to be taken seriously.
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In my opinion, that five-hour gap is the answer to the whole problem.
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Insider verification policy in advance? It's all written on-chain. How can they still call it a coincidence?
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It's incredible. As soon as the rules are changed, the market reacts immediately. If you can't see that, you're too clueless.
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MoonRocketman
· 01-06 01:40
Wow, within 5 hours, the internal trading changed the rules. The timing of this launch window was so precise that the RSI didn't even have time to adjust before it started rising.
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Honestly, going from 57% to 78% with this coefficient of angularity, the market sentiment is overheated. We need to pay attention to the gravity resistance levels.
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Two million accounts on the chain are adding positions intensively. The pace of this fuel supply feels off. We need to carefully analyze the transparency aspect.
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Once the rules are changed, the distribution "rises with the water." The market reaction is so straightforward that the escape velocity is calculated correctly.
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Changing the ceiling within 5 hours? This can't be explained by coincidence. We need to see just how big the gap on that chain really is.
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DefiVeteran
· 01-06 01:39
This move is way too obvious. Changing the rules after 5 hours? I bet five cents that an insider knew about it in advance.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-06 01:38
Wow, this timing is too perfect. Internal trading within 5 hours led to rule changes. Who would believe this isn't an inside job?
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 01-06 01:27
Ha, this gap is basically a printing press.
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5 hours to change the rules? The time difference is just perfect.
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Insider trading is just a daily routine in the crypto world. After all, everything on the chain is transparent.
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78% win rate... The market is telling the truth.
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I just want to know when these big players will be truly monitored.
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Changing the rules again and again, the always hurt are retail investors. This is the democracy of Web3.
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A $5 million funding goal, it feels like everyone knows it will be reached, but we’re just stunned.
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Infinex’s move this time is definitely "blatant."
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The five hours from on-chain data to official announcement is enough for many to get rich.
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So you still believe in decentralization?
#数字资产动态追踪 Infinex's latest move is quite interesting——On January 5th, the official announcement to remove the $2,500 deposit cap per account was perfectly timed, just five hours after a major prediction platform exposed internal trading.
What is a coincidence? Two on-chain fund pools with over a million dollars suddenly concentrate their money, wildly betting on projects that can raise $5 million. And then, the official changed the rules—claiming that the previous public sale mechanism was not well designed, with overly long lock-up periods, deposit caps that bottlenecked funds, and overly complicated processes. Now, everything is being changed.
The most daring part is that they changed the distribution logic to a "rising tide lifts all boats" approach, meaning everyone gets a share, maximizing fairness. As a result, the probability of winning the "fundraising surpassing $5 million" bet in the prediction market jumped from 57% to 78%—the market's reaction couldn't be more straightforward.
Insider bets validated the policy change in advance, which also raises a question: how should the transparency of information in crypto financing be managed? The gap between on-chain data and official announcements is worth the entire industry pondering.