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“Infinex: Self‑Custody Security, CEX‑Grade UX”After 4 weeks of daily use (swaps, bridges, staking across Ethereum/L2s/Solana), Infinex consistently felt like a CEX for speed but remained fully self‑custodial. Passkey smart accounts removed seed‑phrase risk while keeping recovery straightforward. Gas‑abstracted actions cut failed txs to near‑zero for me (0 in 37 simple swaps) and saved ~12–18 minutes/week I used to spend juggling native tokens. Cross‑chain routing was reliable: 11 bridges completed within quoted windows, with slippage staying within estimates. The UI surfaces tx states clearly and avoids signature spam. Downsides: advanced per‑tx fee controls are minimal, and power users may want more route transparency. Still, for most workflows this is the cleanest non‑custodial UX I’ve tried. If you want self‑custody without giving up speed and clarity, Infinex is easy to recommendon Infinex · 1739· 1y ago11
“Possibly a new future for reputation?”Met him by chance and it turned out to be a stroke of luck. Clear thinker, keeps promises, and helps without drama. If you’re building in Web3, he’s someone you can trust to deliver.on Serpin Taxt · 2000· 1y ago27
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