Infinity Ground

Infinity Ground is an AI app builder for crypto. You describe an app in plain English, and its "Agentic IDE" writes the code and puts the app online. It is aimed at people who cannot code, and it calls this "vibe coding".

The project launched in March 2024. Its token, AIN, went live in July 2025 on BNB Chain, not on Solana.

Two things changed the picture after that. Infinity Ground shut down its own chain on Initia in January 2026. Then, on 16 September 2026, AIN lost about 86% of its value in one day. The team blamed "an error by a third party" and said a buyback is planned.

How the Infinity Ground Agentic IDE turns prompts into apps

The Infinity Ground Agentic IDE is a website where you type what you want and AI models build it. The Infinity Ground site lists four things you can make: web apps, mini games, AI stories and smart contracts. You can also start from a template someone else made and change it.

IDE stands for integrated development environment, the tool programmers write code in. "Agentic" means the AI does several steps on its own instead of answering one question at a time.

The Infinity Ground whitepaper describes four parts. A parallel engine runs several tasks at once. A processing layer uses outside models, naming GPT-4 and Claude, to write, check and improve code. A feedback loop takes your corrections and tries again. A routing step picks a model suited to the kind of app.

In practice you might type "a quiz game where the winner gets a token". The IDE drafts the screens, the game logic and the contract, then shows you a working version to adjust. You log in with Telegram, a crypto wallet or email.

On 22 August 2025 Infinity Ground added GitHub and Supabase links, according to IQ.wiki's project entry. GitHub stores your code. Supabase gives the app a database. Finished apps can be published to the platform's app store, which the whitepaper says supports earning from them.

The whitepaper does not publish pricing for the IDE, and the public pages we read do not either.

Which chains Infinity Ground supports, and is it on Solana?

We could not confirm that Infinity Ground runs on Solana. The AIN token is on BNB Smart Chain. The staking page on the project's site lists BNB Chain as its only network. The site also shows an Aptos logo. IQ.wiki's entry adds Base, Kaia and Aptos as chains the IDE can use.

The Solana link is an old one. IQ.wiki notes that the project once called itself an "AI-native Entertainment Appchain built on SVM". SVM is short for Solana Virtual Machine. It is the software that runs Solana programs. The whitepaper pages we read do not mention Solana or the SVM. We have no Solana program on record for the project.

Take care with any Solana token that uses the AIN name. The project's official links page gives no Solana token address. Phemex Academy looked at the project on 2 October 2026 and counted 10 look-alike tokens that use the "Infinity Ground" and "AIN" names.

ING Network and the Infinity Ground chain shutdown on Initia

Infinity Ground ran its own small chain on Initia and proposed closing it on 5 January 2026. Initia is a network that lets projects run their own linked chains, called rollups. The whitepaper still describes a future "ING Network" on Initia with AIN as its fee token, but that page was last updated in July 2025.

The closure came through Initia governance proposal 63, published on 8 December 2025. It asked to remove Infinity Ground from Initia's rewards programme, delist it from the Minitswap bridge and shut the network down.

The proposal gave two reasons. On-chain gaming had grown more slowly than expected, and running a live games arcade cost more than it returned. The arcade had started with one game, Jump Jennie, and grew to six AI-made mini games in 2025.

A follow-up proposal to delist the chain from Minitswap said the Infinity Ground chain "is being deprecated". We could not confirm the final vote counts. The team said it would focus on tools for outside creators instead.

For you, this means the "own chain" part of the pitch is not live. Any claim that AIN is a gas token describes a plan, not a working network.

AIN token: supply, contract and what AIN is used for

AIN is the Infinity Ground token. It has a fixed supply of one billion and lives on BNB Smart Chain. It began trading in July 2025 and hit its record high that same month.

CoinMarketCap lists the contract as 0x9558a9254890B2A8B057a789F413631B9084f4a3. Check that address before you trade, since copies exist.

The whitepaper's utility page lists five uses for AIN:

• paying for services and fees on the platform
• buying tiered NFT memberships
• access to a planned launchpad and marketplace
• voting on governance decisions
• staking for rewards

Some of these are plans. The whitepaper calls the launchpad a "future" feature. Staking was paused when we checked the Infinity Ground stake page in mid-October 2026, and no rate was shown.

The whitepaper shows how the supply is split as a chart. Phemex Academy wrote the chart out as follows.

No dated unlock schedule is published. Phemex found that team and partner tokens unlock on "performance milestones" instead of fixed dates. So you cannot look up when new supply will reach the market.

Why the AIN price crashed on 16 September 2026

AIN fell about 86% in a single day on 16 September 2026. CoinMarketCap records that day as the token's all-time low. Infinity Ground later said the cause was "an error by a third party". It has not named the third party or said what the error was.

The fall followed a sharp rise. Phemex Academy's review of the price data shows AIN more than doubling between 13 and 15 September 2026 before the drop.

The team's X account stayed quiet for almost three weeks. On 5 October 2026 it posted on X that it had "acted immediately to secure the remaining tokens". It also said a new funding round had closed, to pay for a "token remediation buyback" and further development. The post gave a buyback wallet address. It added that AIN deposits and withdrawals "are expected to reopen soon".

Several details are missing. The post does not name the new investors, the amount raised or the size of the buyback. It does not say how many tokens were affected.

If you hold AIN, the practical points are these. The team's own post implies AIN deposits and withdrawals were closed at the time, without saying where. The buyback is a promise with a public address you can watch on a BNB Chain explorer. Nothing more has been confirmed.

Who Infinity Ground is for

Infinity Ground suits people who want a quick crypto app or mini game and cannot write code. That includes hobby creators, small community teams and marketers testing an idea. The limit is that you are building on BNB Chain and the other chains it supports, not on Solana.

It fits less well if you need to ship something that holds real money. AI-written contracts need a human review, and the whitepaper does not describe an audit step for the apps the IDE produces.

Developers can use it to draft a first version and then move the code to GitHub. If you build for Solana, the tool will not help you: we found no Solana deployment option in the project's documents.

Token holders are a separate group. AIN's stated uses depend on products that are paused or still planned, so holding it is a bet on the team delivering them.

Is Infinity Ground safe? The risks to weigh

Infinity Ground carries high risk as of October 2026. The token lost most of its value in a day, the cause is unexplained, and a few wallets hold most of the supply. The IDE itself is live and can be tried without buying AIN.

Ownership is concentrated. Phemex Academy's review of on-chain data on 2 October 2026 found 10 addresses holding about 80% of AIN, with two of them holding about 41%. A token that concentrated can move sharply when one holder sells.

Disclosure is thin. The whitepaper names no team members and gives no dated unlock schedule. The team's X account posted nothing for 19 days after the September 2026 crash.

Audits are unclear. CoinMarketCap displays a CertiK security score for AIN, but a score is an automated rating, not an audit report. We found no published audit of the token contract or the IDE in the project's documents.

Access has narrowed. Phemex delisted AIN spot trading on 8 September 2026. Staking is paused. The project's own chain on Initia was wound down.

Infinity Ground has no Solana programs, so there is no Solana upgrade authority to check. We could not read the BNB Chain contract's owner settings, so check them on an explorer before relying on the token.

Infinity Ground team, funding and backers

Infinity Ground has raised money from known crypto investors, but it does not name its founders. IQ.wiki records how the team describes itself. It says staff came from Columbia, Goldman Sachs and Cambridge, with engineers from firms such as Disney, ByteDance and Alibaba. None of that is tied to named people.

IQ.wiki lists a $2 million seed round with Animoca Brands and KuCoin Ventures. News reports from July 2025 say Awaken Foundation pledged a further $15 million. DWF Labs also made an investment around then.

The round the team announced in October 2026 has no public details yet.

The user numbers come from the project itself. By mid-2025 it claimed more than 17 million wallet addresses, per IQ.wiki. We have no outside count to check that against.