INFINITY: Leave Your Mark

Picture a wall that never ends, where you can claim your own small patch. No frame, no template, just you and an empty cell. INFINITY does exactly that inside Telegram.

The tagline says it all: leave your mark in a place that never ends. It runs as a Mini App, so there is nothing to install, you just open the bot. 🎨

How the grid works

Everything revolves around blocks on an endless grid. You buy a block and make it yours: pick a color, add an image, or attach a link.

The creators describe the project as an art-meets-UX experiment that grew into a live canvas shaped by its users.

Why higher rows cost more

Price depends on height. The higher the block, the more it costs: each extra row adds one star to the price.

• Lower rows are cheaper and easier for a newcomer.
• Higher rows cost more, but sit higher on the grid.
• Auction logic: the .bid in the name hints that a spot is a lot you pay for, not a freebie.

Taps: a small game on top of the canvas

Other users can tap your blocks, and you collect those taps. The team calls it a playful system that might evolve into something more.

For now it mostly tells you that people are looking at your block. Do not expect money from taps, since the authors say nothing about payouts. 👆

What on-chain storage means for you

According to the authors, all blocks are stored immutably on-chain. In practice that means a block you bought cannot be quietly erased or swapped later.

There is a flip side. If you publish an image or a link, getting it out of the history is unlikely, so think before you post. ⛓️

Your first purchase

1. Open the bot and launch the Mini App.
2. Find a free block on the grid and check its price.
3. Customize it with a color, image or link.
4. Confirm the purchase and show friends so they can tap it.

Read this before paying

This is a small project and an experiment. The authors themselves asked for feedback on UX, scaling and weirdness, so the product is still taking shape.

Treat a block as a keepsake or a joke, not an investment. Nobody promises resale or rising prices. Spend only what you are fine losing. 💸

If you attach a link, point it somewhere you are happy to share publicly, because anyone who scrolls to that part of the grid will see it.

Ideas for your block

• Your channel or project logo.
• A pixel hello for friends or coworkers.
• A link to your portfolio or a small site.
• A shared picture made from several neighboring blocks.

Adjacent cells can share a color to form a larger pattern out of single blocks. It works best when several people agree on a plan.