Infinex has enabled withdrawals, allowing users to deposit and withdraw supported assets across six chains
Synthetix's Infinex has announced the launch of withdrawal function, allowing users to deposit, store, and withdraw supported assets across six different chains. Infinex reminds users not to withdraw funds if they have participated in Speedrun, otherwise they will lose 25% of their Craterun bonus.
Infinex will issue 20 million governance points to Mad Lads and Pudgy Penguins holders respectively, June 13 snapshot
Infinex, a decentralized perpetual contract trading platform launched by Synthetix, announced that it will distribute 20 million governance points to holders of MadLads and PudgyPenguins respectively. Holders who create an Infinex account and deposit 50 USDC will be eligible for the distribution. The snapshot will be taken on June 13th.
Synthetix resubmits Arbitrum LTIP proposal, lowering grant request to 2 million ARB
Synthetix has resubmitted the Arbitrum LTIP proposal, reducing its total grant request from 4.5 million ARB to 2 million ARB. The changes are as follows:
Synthetix V3 Marketplace Coming Soon
Synthetix V3 market is about to be released to the public, and the market cap is expected to increase due to new traders.
Four hours ago, the founder of Synthetix deposited 3.5 million LDO into Aave and lent 2.01 million USDT.
Blockchain analyst @ai_9684xtpa monitored data showing that four hours ago, Synthetix founder Kain Warwick transferred 3.5 million LDO coins to address 0x2D9...e465B (worth $9.52 million) and then deposited them into Aave, borrowing 2.01 million USDT coins. Three years ago, Kain received 5 million tokens from Lido as a personal investor, of which 1 million have been recharged into Binance, and the remaining 4 million have not yet been sold.
Synthetix releases Andromeda version, introducing token repurchase and destruction mechanism
Synthetix has announced the release of the Andromeda version, which marks a significant evolution for Synthetix, introducing Core V3 and Perps V3 deployment, adding USDC as a new collateral asset, and expanding to Base. This step will elevate Synthetix to a multi-chain protocol.
Synthetix core contributors publish ERC-7412 related proposals, aiming to allow oracle contracts to be called to integrate off-chain data
Synthetix core contributor Noah Litvin has released a proposal for implementing ERC-7412 batch processing, which aims to allow smart contract engineers to integrate off-chain data by simply calling functions on the oracle contract. This standard preserves the composability between smart contracts and adjusts the economic incentives between data consumers and the oracle network, while relying on transaction batch processing (i.e. atomic multi-operation, multi-call) to automatically pre-verify data from decentralized oracle networks when necessary to execute transactions.
Infinex, a perpetual contract trading platform based on Synthetix and Base, has launched on the mainnet
The DeFi protocol Infinex based on Synthetix and Base has been launched on the mainnet. It is reported that Infinex perpetual contract trading aims to integrate the advantages of DeFi and Web2 to enhance user experience, with features including self-custody, no permission required, and transparency.
Synthetix Perps V3 will be launched on Base network
Derivative agreement Synthetix announced that its Synthetix Perps V3 will be launched on the Base network and will be deployed on the Ethereum mainnet in the future. Perps V3 has made significant improvements compared to Perps V2, introducing native full-margin collateral, new margin types, and NFT-based account control to enhance trading and usability.
Synthetix launches TRB, TIA and other 9 new perpetual futures markets
December 7th news, decentralized derivative protocol Synthetix announced the launch of 9 new perpetual futures markets for leveraged trading on Synthetix Perps. The new perpetual markets include TRB, TIA, IMX, MEME, FET, GRT, PYTH, ANKR, and BONK. Synthetix Perps can be traded on platforms that integrate SNX liquidity and support Perps trading, such as Kwenta, Polynomial, and dHEDGE. Synthetix DAO does not provide a trading front-end, but relies on third-party protocols that face users.