A fixed supply.
An open ledger.
Meet Inferno. Explore the supply model, inspect the published contracts, and understand the project before taking the next step.
Polygon PoS
*Project-described design. Not a live supply report or independent contract audit.
More signal.
Less noise.
Start with the facts that matter: what the token is, how its supply is described, and where to check the underlying contracts.
Understand
the supply.
A visual guide to the published allocations, emissions model and historical timelock.
Explore tokenomics 02Inspect.
Don’t assume.
The token, vault and timelock addresses, together in a clear contract directory.
Open the directory 03Keep your
keys yours.
Practical checks for addresses, third-party services and self-custody risks.
Read the safety guideFinite by design.
The project describes a maximum of 21 million INFR. Here is how its stated supply allocations fit together.
Released over time, by design.
The project describes a 10 million INFR emissions allocation, a 100-year release horizon and halvings every four years. The current vault balance and implementation need to be checked on-chain.
Inspect the vaultSource: the project’s published supply description. The remainder is 21M − 10M − 1M. These categories do not establish today’s circulating supply or holdings. Read the data notes.
The address
is the identity.
A name or ticker is not enough. Compare every character of the contract address and confirm the network.
All published contractsInferno token contract
Published project reference. Inspect it independently before interacting.
0xd448e17e35e9086c65f9378d1bb4ae11b777bde2Know what
you’re looking at.
Clear answers before a wallet, a swap, or a decision.
Start with safetyIs this website a wallet or an exchange?
No. This is an information website. It does not request a wallet connection, signatures, token approvals or payments. Exchange and explorer links open third-party services.
What is the published INFR supply model?
The project describes a 21 million INFR maximum, with 10 million allocated to an emissions vault and 1 million to a timelock. These are published design figures, not a live report of circulating supply. See the tokenomics notes.
Why might a wallet show no conversion rate?
A wallet may recognise a token balance without having a supported price source. A missing conversion rate is not the same as a zero balance, and a displayed rate is not an executable quote. Check the full contract address and relevant market separately.
Who receives the funds in a swap?
A decentralised exchange swap exchanges assets through its liquidity pools; it is not automatically a payment to the token issuer. Pool mechanics, swap fees and liquidity-provider risks depend on the venue and pool. This site does not execute swaps.
Is the timelock still locked?
The original published release date was 1 October 2025. That date is in the past. A passed date does not tell you whether tokens have been withdrawn or who now holds them; inspect the contract and its transactions.
Is there an active giveaway?
An earlier site announcement described five recipients of 20,000 INFR each. No current campaign dates, eligibility rules or claim contract are confirmed here. Treat unsolicited claim links cautiously and contact the project to verify any announcement.
Looking for the previous giveaway? Its current status is not confirmed here. Read the announcement note