INFINITY.bid
We just launched INFINITY.bid — a visual auction app inside Telegram where users can buy blocks on an infinite grid, customize them with colors, images, or links, and leave their mark. The higher your block, the more it costs (+1 star per row). Others can tap your blocks, and you earn "taps" — a playful system that might evolve into something more. All blocks are stored immutably on-chain. This started as an art-meets-UX experiment and grew into a real-time, infinite canvas shaped by users. Would love to hear your thoughts — on UX, scaling, weirdness, or whether this kind of playful model…
INFINITY.bid launched on June 19, 2025 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
A visual auction inside Telegram. Buy blocks on an infinite grid, customize them with art, memes, or links, and leave your mark forever. Taps from others give you value. The higher the block, the more it costs. Simple, fun, and forever.
Internal currency for contests, cases, Vault mechanics, and other activities. Select a payment method, set the Tokens amount, and create a quote. Get +1 star for each person who opens the app via your link, and also all their taps in INFINITY will be duplicated to you! When you upload content (images, videos, GIFs, links) to the Service, we collect and store this content for display on the platform. We use Telegram Mini Apps Analytics SDK to collect aggregated and anonymized analytics data to improve the Service. This may include information such as session duration, feature usage, and error reports. We do not sell or rent your personal information to third parties. You may request deletion…from infinity.bid
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We just launched INFINITY.bid — a visual auction app inside Telegram where users can buy blocks on an infinite grid, customize them with colors, images, or links, and leave their mark. The higher your block, the more it costs (+1 star per row). Others can tap your blocks, and you earn "taps" — a playful system that…
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