Who controls it
INF is Sanctum Infinity, a basket of Solana liquid staking tokens. A holder bears the risk of the weakest token in the basket instead of choosing the strongest.
- Holder’s claim
- INF is a pro-rata claim on a basket of Solana liquid staking tokens held in the Sanctum pool. No single validator, company, or reserve owes the holder anything.
- Redemption or sale
- Holders redeem INF through Sanctum for a basket-weighted mix of underlying LSTs, subject to each token’s own unstake queue and epoch timing, or sell INF in the market.
Dependencies
- Sanctum pool program and its upgrade authority
- Rules for what the basket holds and how it rebalances
- Delegation and redemption risk of the weakest token in the basket
- Epoch-timed unstake queues on the underlying LSTs
- Market liquidity for an immediate sale
Advisor notes
A basket token trades the risk of one validator for the risk of its mix. Read INF’s grade as the grade of its weakest member, and record which tokens sit in the basket before relying on it.
No issuer or administrator can freeze an address at this layer. This grade can sit beside a sound reserve, a useful product, or a fitting role in a client account. It records who can act on the token and passes no judgment on the product.
Questions before use
- Does the exact contract and chain match the instrument reviewed here?
- Which party can mint, burn, pause, upgrade, block, or redeem?
- Does the client have direct redemption access or only secondary liquidity?
- What protocol, bridge, wallet, and custodian dependencies are added?
- Which event would force a review or a sale?
Sources
Issuers can change their documents and product terms. This page gives our reading of control as of 2026-08-19. Check the current terms before a client buys.
Legend: No freeze key: no issuer or administrator can freeze an address at this layer · Governed, no freeze: on-chain collateral and governance set the terms, but no issuer blocklist exists · Mixed control: on-chain mechanisms sit beside custodians, real-world assets, a central transaction orderer, or other parties a court or regulator can compel · Issuer can freeze: a named organization or administrator controls issuance, transfers, reserves, redemption, or address restrictions. How grading works.