InfinityPools primary sources
Collected: 2026-05-11 UTC
Primary sources reviewed
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/
- Official documentation home
- Used to confirm the docs surface and project framing
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/llms.txt
- Official docs index
- Used to map the available pages and identify the mechanism, maturity, routing, and security sections
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/introduction
- Official introduction page
- Used to confirm the main mechanism claim: traders borrow concentrated AMM liquidity rather than ordinary cash loans, pre-securing unwind liquidity at a chosen price level
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/tradfi-analogy/maturity-profile.md
- Official maturity-design page
- Used to confirm exponential maturity with one-day half-life, the anti-fragmentation rationale, and the MEV-mitigation claim around rollover timing
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/tradfi-analogy/loan-and-option-styles.md
- Official instrument-style page
- Used to confirm the fixed-term, revolving, and periodic loan structures and their synthetic-option analogy
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/mechanism-details/rate-router.md
- Official rate-router page
- Used to confirm the offchain liquidity-aggregation/routing layer exposed through the team-provided website and API
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/mechanism-details/loan-styles.md
- Official mechanism-details page
- Used to confirm that periodic loans are treated as the main trade structure within the protocol
- https://docs.infinitypools.finance/protocol-overview/security.md
- Official security page
- Used to confirm Base contract addresses, named audit references, and the current bug-reporting path
Notes
- InfinityPools’ key mechanism is not generic
margin trading; it is leverage built from borrowed liquidity ranges that already encode an unwind path. - The best comparison hook is that borrowing liquidity gives the trader both financing and a bounded-price exit right, so the system behaves more like a packaged loan-plus-option primitive than a classic lending market.
- The exponential-maturity design is part of the protocol’s substance, not a cosmetic contract parameter. It determines whether the system fragments across expiries, when rollover flow becomes predictable, and how much timing power traders or MEV searchers get.
- The rate router is analytically important because it suggests practical market power may sit above the pool layer in a routing/aggregation service, even if the underlying leverage primitive is permissionless.
- This entry belongs in the active corpus because it helps compare AMM-native leverage designs where the main control surface is liquidity-shape selection and routing rather than post hoc liquidation infrastructure.