The statement makes two primary claims: 1) Infinex held a Patron NFT round that raised $67.7 million, and 2) it subsequently held a 'Sonar Sale' for funding. The evidence strongly supports the existence of both a Patron NFT program and a subsequent 'Sonar Sale'. The official Infinex X account and a related Bitget news source, both primary sources with maximum authority, confirm that a 'Sonar Sale' was held for 'Patrons' (NFT holders). A post from Kain Warwick, a key figure behind Infinex, further corroborates the preparation of the 'Sonar Sale'. This high-quality evidence confirms the sequence of events described in the statement.The specific financial figure, '$67.7 million', is the weakest part of the claim. It is only mentioned in a single social media post from an individual user with very low authority (0.20). However, this source has high relevance as it directly addresses the fundraising amount. Crucially, no other source, including the high-authority ones, contradicts this figure. Given that the core events and their relationship are definitively confirmed by multiple, high-authority primary sources, and the specific monetary claim is supported by one uncontradicted (though weak) source, the overall statement is highly likely to be true. The confidence level is high because the structural elements of the statement are well-verified, making the unverified (but uncontradicted) financial detail plausible in context.