The stablecoin neobank, Infini is reintroducing its “On-Chain Money Market Fund” feature and Infini Earn feature with improved security architecture.
Infini Earn Features and Updates
Infini Earn is BACK – Better & Stronger!
Celebrate Infini’s revival!
Deposit & spend now to win an exclusive Infini 🐰🥚 pic.twitter.com/PNpO7SpTkp— Infini (@0xinfini) April 9, 2025
Along with the “On-Chain Money Market Fund” feature, Infini Earn is bringing back regular automatic interest income for users having stablecoins. This new feature also incorporates secure payments and convenient spending functionalities, aiming to improve the overall crypto experience for customers.
As part of the relaunch, Infini will upgrade the security measures for its Earn feature by terminating the old contract custody solution and executing a more mature and robust multi-signature control model. The infrastructure also includes a new tiered wallet system designed to distribute funds more efficiently and reduce centralization challenges. The multi-signature wallet also integrates Cobo’s Co-signer, which helps with independent transaction verification and validation.
According to the official statement, the key benefit of the Cobo Co-Signer system is attributed to its balance of user control and external validation. This combination of features makes sure that users hold control of their assets while implementing a stronger, multi-layered security framework, which is important from, both security and transparency perspective. Additionally, Infini is partnering with leading security teams to improve its self-governance, external collaboration, layered protection, and community-driven incentives.
The stablecoin bank recently made headlines after losing $49.5 million in a private key attack, which Du Jun, founder of ABCDE, referred to as an “entry-level trial-and-error cost.” Elaborating on his comment, Jun clarified that he did not mean to downplay the amount but intended to highlight that the thresholds and risks in the crypto industry are often exaggerated.
Just days before, Infini had also launched its Infini Badge system to express gratitude to its community content creators.
Also Read: Du Jun on Infini Attack: $50 Million Loss is an “Entry-Level Trial-and-Error Cost”
