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The comprehensive cryptocurrency platform Infinex has recently unveiled details for its Sonar token sale. Leveraging a new allocation mechanism, the initiative gives more users a chance to acquire INX tokens. The token generation event (TGE) is scheduled for January 2026. This builds on the momentum from last year’s Patron NFT sale and further broadens community involvement.
Sonar will allocate 5% of the total token supply, using a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $300 million as the benchmark. The sale seeks to raise $15 million.
Infinex’s Patron NFT sale spanned six blockchains, raising a cumulative $67.7 million. It attracted major institutions such as Founders Fund, Solana Ventures, and Wintermute Ventures. According to Infinex founder Kain Warwick, the Sonar sale will continue this momentum, allowing investors to secure early access to the next-generation crypto app’s core interface.
Sonar investors will be subject to a one-year lockup period but may opt to pay for early release of a portion of their tokens. Meanwhile, the Infinex treasury will retain about 25% of tokens for future incentive programs.
The Sonar sale offers two participation paths:
Each Patron NFT grants its holder 100,000 INX tokens. Allocation caps vary based on the number of Patron NFTs held:
General users can participate via lottery, with a maximum allocation of $5,000 per person and a minimum entry of $200. Infinex announced that Sonar’s pre-registration will begin in the coming weeks. While Sonar is connected to the Coinbase ecosystem (since Echo was acquired by Coinbase for $400 million last year), the sale will operate independently rather than through the official ICO platform.
Infinex is designed as an all-in-one crypto application, integrating wallet, trading, and multi-chain functionality. Key features include:
Users can import existing wallets to consolidate assets. The platform is also developing browser extensions. Passkey authentication for seamless login across devices will streamline the user experience.
Warwick explained that INX employs a platform revenue buyback model: “The platform generates profits from different products and uses those earnings to buy back INX.”
Infinex already offers several live features and has integrated on-chain signatures in collaboration with the NEAR Foundation. It utilizes Wormhole’s cross-chain architecture for asset bridging. HyperTracker provides public access to all treasury activities, ensuring transparency. Warwick emphasized that operational revenue generated before the TGE will also be included in the buyback fund, boosting INX’s market activity.
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With the Sonar sale underway, Infinex is expanding its token holder base and driving its superapp vision to a wider user audience. Through phased allocations, a transparent buyback model, and robust multi-chain integration, INX is establishing a stronger foundation for its 2026 token generation event.





