When I first heard about the Infinex project, I really thought it was a princess.@0xsexybanana They opened a small account to create the project.
As a result, when I searched on Twitter, it clearly stated in the description: a universal application for crypto.
After a second of shock, I boredly closed the Infinex webpage, thinking: this is just another project trying to create a crypto all-in-one package, cramming everything like DeFi, LendFi, and then SocialFi into one app!
Sounds impressive; the project team wants everything, but in the end, they often end up with nothing.
Yes, the first time I dismissed it; the second time I looked again...@11dizhu The landlord mentioned the Infinex application.
The landlord is someone I respect on Twitter. They don’t take ads, don’t engage in mouth-based interactions, just elaborate on their investment views and sometimes tell you what they are currently engaging with, which I always follow.
I thought since the landlord is recommending it, it must be valuable, so I gave it a try.
After trying it out, it was indeed not bad. You can't deny it; it has indeed become a crypto all-in-one package! Everything from DeFi, cross-chain, even GameFi has been integrated, and the card-flipping game is quite fun!
1. Card-flipping mini-game
So let's follow along with @infinex's fun card-flipping mini-game. I really like the name: BullRun — charging bull, crazy bull market!
Not to mention the name, I must have played at least dozens of rounds of this card flipping mini-game.
What about this mini-game? The points you earn are actually related to µPatrons. Those familiar with mouth-based interactions know that Infinex also deals with this; this thing is essentially a split platform for Infinex NFTs.
In other words, 1 µPatrons might equal 1/N of an Infinex NFT. Currently, Infinex NFTs are a bit pricey, with the lowest being 1.7 ETH. The card-flipping mini-game is essentially you and others engaging in mouth-based interactions or purchasing NFTs starting from the same starting line to earn µPatrons.
The difference is that those buying NFTs pay with money, while those engaging in mouth-based interactions have to type. We have to go to the gambling table, but we won't lose.
Having said that, we should discuss how to become a betting king and bet on the highest cards tomorrow.
1. Strong betting nature
In Infinex's card game, this is the most suitable statement. Instead of betting on a relatively safe strategy, like pairing one BTC with a stablecoin, you might as well go all in and choose the ones that are easiest to skyrocket or stabilize.
Strategy 1: $pepe, $uni, $near, $kas, $xrp are the five major tokens that I find easiest to choose in a bullish market.
Because these tokens tend to rise the most in Infinex's cards, they often appear in the top 24h, and of course, if there's a drop, they will appear in the bottom 24h too.
Strategy 2: $usdc, $usde, $usdt, $leo, $dai. This is the mirror relationship with Strategy 1. If there's a drop, just stick to this, which is pretty stable. Sometimes, just standing still means you've already won.
These two strategies often easily lead to explosive scores. It's not easy to get into the top 250, but once you do, you can quickly surge into the top 300, which is quite satisfying, like a lottery. I've been playing like this recently!
2. Smart people will hedge.
So the smart ones might think, why not hedge with two accounts? One account uses Strategy 1, and the other uses Strategy 2. Smart! This is how you can play.
However, there is a prerequisite for playing this mini-game: each account must have at least $250. This is the minimum condition. Of course, I suspect that this restriction is definitely closely related to future airdrop conditions.
Of course, there are many other ways to play, such as locking cards, which tests your market judgment. I won’t elaborate further.
3. Smarter people will persist.
To be honest, this mini-game is not like other interactive projects. I find it very tiring to spend time on interactions, but this one is just about making a selection every day, guessing the ups and downs, which is really light!
Moreover, when you guess correctly and rewards pop out, it's really quite satisfying. It's basically a web3 lottery mini-game; I now just select a card every morning when I come to work and then leave it be. I've been doing this for dozens of days and haven't felt any fatigue.
I really like interactions like this, rather than projects like Sahara that treat everyone as cyber data labeling workers, which I haven't touched at all.
2. Cross-chain is as smooth as baby lubricant.
Another thing worth mentioning is @infinex's cross-chain, which is incredibly smooth, like applying baby lotion.
We can exchange almost all popular coins on Infinex, including SOL, AVAX, S, BERA, which is similar to OKX's wallet.
I must mention Infinex's product design, which is really quite dynamic! During the cross-chain process, it worries that you might be waiting too long, so it created a mini-game for you — you can move the mouse over the ball.
They really have brought playability into every corner of the app, which is why I, as a product manager, genuinely want to recommend it. It truly has design spirit!
Of course, Swidge here is definitely an airdrop condition. I recommend everyone to just use it like a normal user before TGE. If you have a need for cross-chain exchanges, come over and consider it as a chance for an airdrop.
At this point, you might say: ok, ok, I admit this product is quite good, but what about the team? Is it reliable?
Yes, after all, we have seen too many products in the crypto space that look gorgeous but with prices that stagnate.
Okay, I've checked it for you. The list of investors on Rootdata is as follows:
Almost the entire SOL ecosystem has invested, and NFT financing has also raised $67.7 million. Not to mention the team has already worked on projects before; their first project was:@Synthetix
Overall, the financing background + team strength is okay, plus the product experience is good, so I think I can vote for it. What do you think of @infinex?
Welcome to interact in the comment section. This is Su Yuchen's second selected airdrop series. I absolutely do not use AI for rewriting; it's purely hand-typed, so see you in the comments!