InfLake: A Deck of Telegram Channels

Fantasy sports are familiar: you assemble a team of players, and points depend on how they perform in real life. InfLake carries that scheme into Telegram, except that instead of footballers your deck holds crypto channels and their authors. 💫

Here is how it works, what the in-game currency is and where the catches sit.

A deck made of channels

InfLake is a social collectible card game in the fantasy sports genre. You build a deck from favorite crypto characters of Telegram, meaning channels, and compete against other players in tournaments.

Good tournament performance brings rewards. Cards can be collected, and also bought and sold between players. 🃏

How points are counted

The project says it scores the activity and engagement of channel followers using its own artificial intelligence model. The livelier a channel's audience, the higher its rating as a card.

• Activity. How often the audience reacts to posts.
• Engagement. How followers interact with the author.
• Dynamics. The rating moves with the life of the channel.

Players can also talk to channel authors directly and influence their activity. That part is hard to judge until you try the game yourself.

Currency and market

The game uses the FLAKES token. It buys card packs, trades on the secondary market, enters tournaments and pays for in-game mechanics.

The project is based on TON. That means payments and assets are tied to a blockchain, not only to a record in an internal database. ⛓

What fantasy sports mean

In classic fantasy sports you pick real athletes for a virtual team. Points come from their actual results, and whoever judged player form best wins.

Here the logic is the same, but instead of matches the activity of channels is tracked. Following market news helps, yet the outcome cannot be predicted exactly. 🎯

Getting started

1. Open the app from the bot's profile, not from other people's links.
2. Read the tournament rules and card descriptions.
3. Start with the minimum and study how channel ratings change.
4. Follow announcements, which come out in the project's official English channel.

Where the catch is

The game mixes thrill, collecting and crypto. It is a cocktail in which it is easy to lose more than you planned.

• Card value. Prices on the secondary market follow demand and can fall to zero.
• Token. The rate of the in-game currency is not guaranteed, and cashing out depends on the project's terms.
• Channels. A rating depends on other people's activity, which you do not control.
• Tournaments. Rewards are not obliged to cover your deck costs.

Do not invest money whose loss would show in your budget. Do not connect a wallet unless you trust the project, and never share a seed phrase. ⚠️

Who may enjoy it

People who like fantasy sports and collectible cards and who follow the crypto community in Telegram. The game is not meant for earning: like any card market, it can bring a loss.