Infinitee (INFTEE)

Like any crypto token, INFTEE lives on a blockchain — a shared public database where every transfer is verified by a network of computers instead of a bank. Depending on the chain it's built on, it may use proof-of-stake (holders validate transactions) or rely on the security of a proof-of-work network like Ethereum. Either way, no single party controls the ledger, and anyone can verify transactions independently.

Token supply is defined by the project's smart contract, which sets rules for total supply, issuance, and any burns or unlocks. Some tokens have a fixed maximum supply, others inflate over time through rewards — the specifics are always published in the project's documentation. Before buying, it's worth checking the tokenomics page to understand how many tokens exist and who holds large amounts.

Since INFTEE is a token, you store it in a crypto wallet that supports the blockchain it runs on — for example, popular self-custody wallets like MetaMask or Trust Wallet for Ethereum-based tokens. You'll need the wallet's address to receive tokens, and a small amount of the network's native coin (like ETH) to pay transaction fees. Alternatively, you can keep it on the exchange where you bought it, though that means trusting the exchange with your keys.