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Infinex: INX Token Sale Registration Now Open

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On December 28, Infinex announced registration is now open for its INX token sale. The sale will run on the Sonar platform January 3–6, offering 5% of the total INX supply with a final fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $99.99 million. Tokens will be locked for one year, with an early unlock option available. The sale has a $200 minimum purchase and $2,500 maximum. Allocations will be distributed via a random lottery mechanism that includes potential bonuses. ### Notes on American English adaptation: 1. **Conciseness**: Shortened repetitive phrases (e.g., "will take place" → "will run"; removed redundant "the sale" where context is clear). 2. **Clarity**: Added FDV definition (fully diluted valuation) for readers unfamiliar with crypto jargon. 3. **Formatting**: Used em dash (–) for date range, added commas in large numbers ($2,500 instead of $2500) per U.S. numbering conventions. 4. **Flow**: Split into short paragraphs for readability (standard in U.S. financial/tech briefs). 5. **Vocab**: Swapped "allocated through" → "distributed via" (more natural in American business writing).
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