Infinex: We messed up the public offering and will revise the specific rules.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Infinex officials posted on X announcing, “We messed up this public sale. We tried to accommodate both existing Patron holders and new participants, aiming for fair distribution, but the result was a sale that (almost) no one wanted to join. Retail investors dislike lock-up periods, large investors dislike caps. Everyone hates complexity. The community has been reminding us, and you are right. We also apologize for how we handled this. Therefore, we will make adjustments to this public sale in the following ways.” The specific adjustments include: 1. Removal of caps: There will no longer be a $2,500 maximum limit; users can invest any amount they wish. You can invest as much as you want. We are no longer trying to guess a “correct number”; let the market decide. 2. Adoption of a bottom-up distribution mechanism: We will cancel random allocation and switch to a water filling distribution method, where each person’s allocation will increase simultaneously and evenly until their quota is filled or the total supply is exhausted. Any excess investment will be refunded. 3. Patron priority remains: Patrons will still have priority in allocation, but we will wait until the sale ends to finalize the specific rules—once we have real demand data, rather than continuing to guess. 4. Lock-up mechanism will not be canceled: We still believe that lock-up periods can bring long-term benefits to those who truly believe in the product.