Inferno (INFR) on Polygon

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Hard cap 21,000,000. 100-year halving. Verified contracts.

What is INFR?

Inferno (INFR) is a fixed-supply ERC-20 on Polygon (PoS). Total supply 21,000,000 INFR: ~10M circulating; 10M released from a verified halving vault over 100 years; 1M timelocked. No mint function; no taxes; hard cap enforced on-chain.

Tokenomics

Network: Polygon (PoS) · Decimals: 18 · Ticker: INFR

  • Max supply: 21,000,000 INFR (hard cap; no mint)

  • Circulating now: ~10,000,000 INFR

  • Emissions: 10,000,000 INFR over 100 years, halving every 4 years (vault above; claim() delivers to the recipient).

  • Timelock reserve: 1,000,000 INFR locked until 2025‑10‑01.

  • Trading: QuickSwap v3 primary pool; tiny v2 anchor for explorer pricing.

  • No taxes. No transfer restrictions. Contracts verified on Polygonscan.

Giveaway

Giveaway — 5 winners × 2,000 INFR
Currently we are running a promotion where readers of The Printer’s Apprentice who solve the hidden cipher have a chance to win the grand prize. Solving the initial riddle (see back cover) will also qualify for some free INFR.

Winners each receive 2,000 INFR. To collect:

  1. Provide a Polygon self‑custody wallet (address begins 0x…; not an exchange).

  2. Import the token in your wallet using the contract above (Symbol INFR, Decimals 18).

  3. We’ll either send directly to your address, or provide a claim link (Polygonscan).
    (Claiming/moving tokens may require a tiny amount of POL/MATIC for gas.)

FAQ

Who gets the money when someone buys INFR?
LPs. If a trade routes through your liquidity, your position sells a bit of INFR and you receive USDC + fees; you can withdraw anytime.

Why does MetaMask sometimes show “No conversion rate available”?
Wallets pull prices from aggregators. Until indexed, value may show N/A — but INFR remains tradable on QuickSwap.

Is there a mint function?
No. INFR is fixed supply (21,000,000). Emissions come from a pre‑funded halving vault.