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The current price of INFINIT is $0.02773 with a 4.74% change in the last 24 hours.
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INFINIT is an application that turns plain language requests into executed DeFi transactions. A user describes what they want, such as a looped lending position or a delta neutral structure, and a set of AI agents researches the options, constructs the transaction sequence, simulates it, and presents it for the user to sign. INFINIT has since extended that base into a marketplace where independent strategy managers run AI-managed trading vaults that depositors can access with USDC. IN is the network's utility and governance token.
The key structural fact is that INFINIT is non-custodial at the point of execution. The agents assemble transactions, but the user signs them. The vault marketplace is a separate product with its own custody and redemption rules, described below.
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INFINIT is developed by a team operating under the INFINIT Foundation. The project began as an agent-driven DeFi execution layer, marketed as prompt-to-DeFi, and rolled out through an early access program before a wider launch. Its published governance roadmap is dated from the third quarter of 2025, which places the token and governance design in that period.
The product has since broadened. Current documentation leads with an AI-managed trading vault marketplace and a debut vault called APEX Multi-Strategy, alongside a Peckshield security report for that product. Individual founder names are not prominently published in the project's own documentation, so this page does not assert them.
Discovery. An AI-powered discovery engine and a data stream surface opportunities across protocols and chains, so the user starts from a shortlist rather than from a blank page.
Agent construction. A swarm of specialized agents translates the request into concrete steps. The documentation describes agentic design patterns including self-reflection, where an agent reviews its own plan, and dynamic routing across multiple large language models rather than dependence on a single provider.
Deterministic assembly and verification. This is the part that matters most for safety. The documentation describes deterministic code construction, meaning the transaction payload is built by code rather than generated freely by a model, followed by internal strategy verification and pre-execution validation and simulation.
User approval. The user approves and signs. The platform does not move funds on its own.
Monitoring. Execution is monitored in real time after submission.
The vault marketplace. Separately, strategy managers deploy vaults with a defined lock period, fee structure, deposit window, and tradeable markets. Depositors contribute USDC and receive composable ERC-20 receipt tokens representing a proportional share, redeemable at maturity for a share of net asset value after fees. Those receipt tokens can be traded on secondary markets during the lock period, which is the only exit route before maturity. Managers run their own strategies independently, and the platform's documented role is narrow: it standardizes deposits, receipt issuance, and redemption. Geographic restrictions apply.
The documented utility of IN is centered on staking:
The governance phases are specific. The first phase gives stakers authority over fee parameters, with an initial configuration of 0.2 percent for strategies of up to four agent steps, 0.35 percent for five to eight steps, and 0.5 percent for nine or more, and an even split of protocol fees between strategy creators and INFINIT. The second phase lets stakers propose and vote on adding new DeFi agents. The third covers inclusion of new multi-agent strategies. The documentation also signals a planned attention-based reward system that distributes IN according to agent and strategy usage.
Supply is 1,000,000,000 IN, allocated as 49.5 percent to community and ecosystem vesting over four years, 25.5 percent to investors locked for nine months then vesting daily over twelve, 20 percent to core contributors locked for fifteen months then vesting quarterly over thirty-six, and 5 percent to an initial airdrop unlocked at the token event. The documentation states that 263 million tokens, 26.3 percent of supply, were unlocked at launch.
Two design choices stand out. The first is deterministic transaction construction with simulation before signing. Letting a language model write a transaction directly is how agentic DeFi products lose money. Building the payload in code, verifying it, simulating it, and then asking a human to sign is a materially more defensible architecture, and INFINIT documents it as a named subsystem rather than as a marketing line.
The second is the separation between the execution tool and the vault marketplace. The execution tool is non-custodial. The vault marketplace is an explicitly delegated product with a lock period, a manager who is not INFINIT, and receipt tokens that give secondary market liquidity instead of early redemption. Documenting those two different custody and exit profiles separately is clearer than most agentic finance products manage.
On the execution side, the main protection is architectural: users sign their own transactions, payloads are constructed deterministically rather than generated freely, and strategies are verified and simulated before they reach a wallet. The vault marketplace has a published Peckshield security report.
The token contracts deserve a careful, specific read, because what the documentation says and what the contracts do are not identical. The documentation states that IN has a fixed hard cap of 1,000,000,000 and that there is no burn mechanism. Checked directly on-chain, both the Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain deployments live at 0x61fac5f038515572d6f42d4bcb6b581642753d50 and both are EIP-1967 transparent upgradeable proxies pointing at the same implementation contract. The implementation exposes a mint function and a burn function, and it includes omnichain token plumbing, which is what the burn path is for. There is no maximum supply constant enforced in code. On Ethereum the proxy administrator is a separate contract whose owner is the same address that owns the token, and that address is itself a contract rather than an externally owned account, which is consistent with a multisig.
In other words, the cap is a policy and key-management commitment, not something the bytecode enforces. In practice it has held: when the two deployments were read for this page, their supplies summed to exactly 1,000,000,000 IN, with the split between Ethereum and BNB Chain shifting as users bridge. The mint and burn functions are there to move tokens between chains, not to inflate them. Readers should understand the difference between a cap that cannot be exceeded and a cap that has not been exceeded.
If natural language becomes a real interface for on-chain finance, the hard problem is not generating a plan but guaranteeing that the plan executed is the plan approved. INFINIT is one of the clearer attempts to solve that with engineering rather than promises, through deterministic payload construction, verification, simulation, and user signing. Its move into a vault marketplace also shows where agentic DeFi is heading commercially: away from selling agents as an idea and toward selling access to managed strategies with defined terms. Both directions are worth tracking regardless of the token.
IN trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized venues on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain. Pairs and availability vary by venue and by jurisdiction.
IN has been listed on venues including:
Common pairs include IN/USDT where supported.
IN can be held:
IN uses the same contract address on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain, so the address alone will not tell you which network a balance is on. Always confirm the network when depositing or withdrawing, and stake only through the official application.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of INFINIT is $0.02773 with a 4.74% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $153,936 representing a 13.21% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of INFINIT is $9,570,185, ranking #669 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of INFINIT is $27,734,146, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 IN is in circulation.
Circulating: 345,068,683. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, INFINIT traded between a low of $0.02614 and a high of $0.02778.
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