INF/USD price feed
INF is Sanctum's index over Solana liquid staking tokens: one token backed by a basket of stake positions, each earning rewards on its own schedule. Public quote pages disagree about its dollar price by mid single digit percentages. Its own pools answer directly, a compact Solana book that has quoted INF against dollars outright as well as against the SOL complex itself.
Aggregate on-chain rate: hourly view of the last 4 weeks. The API itself updates block by block. Request API access
Book composition · auto-observed
One pool is active behind this pair right now, so the aggregate follows it one for one.
What INF's price actually tracks
Ask what INF is pegged to and the question is already pointed the wrong way. INF is not pegged to anything. It is a claim on a basket of Solana liquid staking tokens, so its value follows the basket: the stake underneath keeps earning, the claim slowly grows, the price expresses SOL's moves plus that accrual on top.
That is why the token's chart looks like SOL with a patient upward lean rather than a flat peg. Nothing about it promises a fixed level against anything; what it promises is a claim whose backing is inspectable on chain.
Public sources spread several percent apart on this asset at the same hour, with at least one prominent listing still filed under a project name retired years ago. For a token trading on a handful of venues, that spread is what unsynchronized sampling looks like.
A dollar read that does not detour
The book is compact and it rotates: at some readings a dollar-quoted pool has carried nearly all of the weight, at others a venue quoting in SOL or a fellow staking token has led. Rotation of that kind is normal on a small book; the weekly refresh reports each week's shape rather than freezing one of them in prose.
Most staking assets get their dollar print by riding the network coin's market first. When its dollar venue leads, INF skips that step outright; when a SOL-complex pool leads, the rate resolves through that token's own measured market, the way its peers are priced.
The satellite legs tick on their own rhythm, sometimes a slow one. The method takes what each pool genuinely prints, weights it accordingly, labels quiet stretches as forward filled instead of dressing them up as fresh.
Levels over hours, accrual over months
This is a small market. Depth within one percent of the mid has measured in the low thousands of dollars, with weekly volume in the tens of thousands. Small books move in bigger steps, so a single print deserves more skepticism than it would on a major pair.
The more interesting comparison is sideways. INF's components have feeds of their own on this site, so a desk can put the index next to its parts: when the basket token trades rich or thin against what the underlying staking tokens are worth, that gap is the signal, visible in market prices rather than in any reserve statement.
On a book this size the useful readings are the level over hours plus the basket's slow accrual over months, not tick-to-tick motion. Read it like an index, because that is what it is.
Who runs on this rate
Treasuries holding LST baskets
Desks using an index token instead of picking single staking tokens need a stated dollar reference for the basket claim itself.
Risk desks comparing basket to parts
INF next to the feeds of its underlying staking tokens shows whether the index trades rich or thin against its components.
Integrations needing a stated reference
Applications that display or settle against INF get a block-pinned number with its provenance open, instead of a scraped quote.
Where the INF market lives
Active INF/USD pools per chain, as observed by the feed on 2026-10-27.
INF in the catalog
5 pairs, each computed from its own pools with the same methodology:
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