Infinex Funding Controversy: On-Chain Data Surfaces

In the past few hours, on-chain monitoring tools have detected unusual signals—large numbers of new addresses flooding in just before the rule change, pointing to price levels that shouldn't have appeared. What exactly is happening behind the scenes?

Infinex's public fundraising progress has been lukewarm. Strict identity verification requirements combined with a $2,500 per-wallet cap have directly dampened participation enthusiasm. Logically, the scale of this round of funding should fall within the range of $2 million to $3 million. Sounds reasonable, right?

However, the plot suddenly takes a turn.

Data begins to speak. On-chain activity patterns have strangely changed direction. Wallet activities that entered early to avoid restrictions have surged, and transaction chains have become more complex. This isn't just simple market fluctuation—it's systemic abnormality.

For anyone paying attention to the DeFi ecosystem and funding transparency, this warrants deep investigation. Can on-chain data lie? Maybe not, but it can conceal the truth.