Infinex adjusts public sale rules: removing the subscription cap and switching to a bottom-up allocation, while retaining the lock-up mechanism and Patron priority.
On January 5th, Infinex posted on social media acknowledging that the team has “messed up” this public sale and released the following rectification plan: · Cancel the subscription cap, no longer set a maximum limit of $2,500. · Switch to a bottom-up allocation method, changing from random distribution to the “Maximum-Minimum Fair Distribution Method,” with everyone’s allocation increasing simultaneously until the quota is full or supplies are exhausted. · Retain Patron priority, with Patrons still receiving priority in allocation, but only after the sale ends. · Keep the lock-up mechanism, as the team firmly believes that locking tokens can establish long-term interests for those who truly support the product.
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Infinex adjusts public sale rules: removing the subscription cap and switching to a bottom-up allocation, while retaining the lock-up mechanism and Patron priority.
On January 5th, Infinex posted on social media acknowledging that the team has “messed up” this public sale and released the following rectification plan: · Cancel the subscription cap, no longer set a maximum limit of $2,500. · Switch to a bottom-up allocation method, changing from random distribution to the “Maximum-Minimum Fair Distribution Method,” with everyone’s allocation increasing simultaneously until the quota is full or supplies are exhausted. · Retain Patron priority, with Patrons still receiving priority in allocation, but only after the sale ends. · Keep the lock-up mechanism, as the team firmly believes that locking tokens can establish long-term interests for those who truly support the product.