InfiniFi Airdrop FAQ

Both terms refer to searches about an INFI token distribution associated with InfiniFi. Search wording alone does not verify a campaign, website, or claim contract. Confirm the particular distribution through project announcements.

Not by itself. Registration, eligibility, and allocation are separate concepts. Any guarantee of an allocation would need to be supported by the campaign terms and the wallet-specific result.

No. Every documentation page can be read without connecting a wallet, signing a message, or submitting a transaction.

That depends on the campaign rules. Do not assume that multiple registrations are allowed or that they increase an allocation. Review any account, address, or participation restrictions first.

Use the latest confirmed campaign announcement and check the time zone. These docs do not establish a closing date or claim that registration is currently open.

A manual on-chain claim may require a network fee. Whether a transaction is necessary depends on the announced distribution method. Do not confuse a network fee with a request to transfer money to unlock tokens.

An estimate may rely on assumptions that do not match the final rules. Only the published distribution method and confirmed wallet-specific result can establish an allocation.

Check the transaction status, selected network, available gas balance, and any error explanation. Consult the documented claim requirements before retrying; repeated submissions can incur further network costs.

No. A recovery phrase or private key gives control of a wallet and is not needed by a website to identify its public address. Never enter either into a registration or claim form.

Start from the project’s primary website and follow its links to announcements and support. Compare dates and distribution rounds so that older instructions are not mistaken for current requirements.