Ordinfinity

Ordinfinity positions itself as a routing layer for Ordinals assets, putting bridging, swaps and multi-chain lending behind one interface. For bridging it assigns each user a dedicated BRC-20 deposit address; a router node watches the transfer and validates block confirmations, then instructs the destination contract, and the user mints the mirrored asset on ETH or BNB with a backend signature, closing a lock-verify-issue loop.

The swap module adopts the Uniswap V3 AMM curve, letting users deposit tokens or LP receipts into pools for fees. The lending module accepts native assets as collateral to borrow inscription assets, and the reverse, so BRC-20 holdings reach multi-chain money markets. The protocol also uses the BRC-30 standard proposed by OKX as an on-chain incentive entry for long-term holders, concentrating bridging, trading and lending traffic into one account system.