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GM guyzzz
$INJ is making some noise again
A 22% daily move is hard to ignore, but the price is not the only thing worth watching
Injective has been building real onchain activity, from trading markets to tokenized assets
If that growth continues, the market may start looking at $INJ differently
The real question is whether this speed can hold?
If both keep moving in the same direction, $INJ gets interesting
Good morning guyzzz ☕
Most people still think of crypto as just crypto
Injective is bringing stocks, forex, commodities and even pre-IPO markets onchain
RWA perps just crossed $1.1B in 2026 YTD volume with $230M+ traded in the past month, according to @injective
There are now 135 RWA perp markets, with access to price exposure 24/7
You are not buying the underlying stocks here. You are trading their price movements onchain
And that’s what makes this interesting
Traditional markets are huge but onchain access is still developing
Still early, but worth watching
Good morning everyone
$INJ is generating more revenue compared with its valuation than major blockchain networks
Data from Artemis, shared by Injective, shows that $INJ ranks first in the 2026 year to date revenue to FDV comparison, ahead of Solana, Arbitrum and Ethereum
➨ Why this deserves attention.?
➭ Injective is not relying only on price growth
➭ Its trading activity creates real fees and part of that revenue supports the Community BuyBack program, where committed $INJ is burned
➭ Its expanding RWA ecosystem and growing institutional interest could add even more strength to the network
➭ The key question now is whether this revenue growth can continue
➭ Sustainable growth matters more than a one day pump
Hey guys good morning
Injective is not just building onchain finance. It is also showing up where the rules are being shaped
On October 14, Eric Chen met with officials from the White House, SEC and CFTC in Washington
And this comes after months of work on the regulatory side
Injective Institutional Services became an SEC registered transfer agent. $INJ futures went live on a CFTC regulated U.S. exchange
Injective has also been pushing for clearer rules for DeFi builders
Now the focus is on making it easier to build financial products onchain in the U.S.
This is not just about getting institutions interested in crypto
It is about building the infrastructure, working with regulators and giving onchain finance a path forward
^^Injective isn not chasing hype. It’s playing the long game^^
$INJ
Ruoxi retweeted
صار بإمكانكم الآن شراء $INJ وتوفير السيولة لها على Raydium من خلال شبكة Solana 🥷💜
طيب، ماذا يعني هذا؟ وكيف ممكن نستفيد منه؟ خلوني أبسط لكم الموضوع 👇
أول شيء، لو عندك USDC في محفظة Phantom، تقدر تدخل Raydium وتبدلها إلى INJ بكل بساطة.
فقط تربط محفظتك، تختار المبلغ وتأكد العملية، ولا تنسى تحتاج كمية بسيطة من SOL لرسوم الشبكة.
طيب، لو عندك $INJ وما تبغى تبيعها، هل فيه طريقة ثانية تستفيد منها؟
إجل، وهنا تجي فكرة توفير السيولة 👀
في Raydium فيه مجمع اسمه INJ/USDC، تقدر تودع فيه العملتين مع بعض.
ببساطة، أنت تساهم بعملاتك في مجمع يستخدمه الناس لتبادل INJ وUSDC، وبالمقابل تحصل على حصة من رسوم التداول.
لكن فيه نقطة مهمة لازم تعرفها!
هذا المجمع يستخدم نظام السيولة المركزة، يعني أنت تحدد نطاق سعري تشتغل فيه سيولتك.
مثلًا، لو سعر INJ هو 5 دولارات، ممكن تختار نطاق من 4 إلى 6 دولارات.
طالما السعر داخل هذا النطاق، تقدر تجمع رسوم من التداولات، لكن لو خرج منه تتوقف عن كسب الرسوم إلى أن يرجع السعر للنطاق أو تعدله.
وبعد الإيداع، تحصل على NFT يمثل مركز السيولة الخاص بك. انتبه لا تحرقه أو ترسله لمحفظة ثانية، لأنه ضروري لسحب سيولتك لاحقًا.
وتقدر تتابع مركزك والرسوم اللي جمعتها من قسم Portfolio، وتسحب الرسوم أو السيولة حسب رغبتك.
بس انتبهوا، توفير السيولة مو ربح مضمون، لأن تغير سعر $INJ ممكن يسبب خسائر تتجاوز الرسوم اللي تجمعونها.
ولا تنسوا تتأكدون من عنوان $INJ الصحيح على Solana قبل أي عملية.
والجميل بالنسبة لي إن وجود INJ على Solana يفتح خيارات أكثر للمستخدمين، سواء لشراء العملة أو المشاركة في توفير السيولة 🥷💜
#INJ #BULLISH
Ruoxi retweeted
Injective has now become a registered transfer agent with the SEC.This is the first layer 1 blockchain to achieve this milestone.
What this means is that @injective can manage the full transfer process and record keeping operations for tokenized assets, but also within the regulations set by the U.S. authorities.
They can thus act as a regulated entity for companies planning to issue tokenized shares or invoices.
This is one of the crucial elements that have been missing for many projects in the field of real world assets.
Together with the Meridian update, allowing tokenization while keeping the tokens permissioned it will be easier for bigger players to transfer real assets into tokenized ones.
The company is already facilitating trading markets for pre IPO projects such as SpaceX or OpenAI and running a pilot program with POSCO and LG for trade receivables.Tens of billions of equity loans have been converted to tokenized loans.
$INJ 🥷
Ello ninjas 🤠 just wanted to quickly tell you what happened this week on @injective.
New whitepaper is officially out (first full rewrite since 2018). They’re laying out how the whole stack accelerates tokenization and makes assets useful across markets apps and AI agents. Native RWA with role based permissions + iAssets tracking external stuff with oracles.
Gulf Labs (part of Thailand’s $27B GULF Group) picked @injective for their institutional validator and is working with them on tokenization, stablecoins and enterprise distribution. That’s one of the bigger real enterprise partnerships they’ve done.
Also:
→ Canary Staked $INJ ETF confirmed (INJC).
→ Over $1B in RWAs already tokenized.
→ Trench Treasury + Stockdrop rewards live.
→ Native USDC moving easier across chains.
Whitepaper + actual large enterprise capital looking at the chain in the same week. Feels like the institutional side is moving faster than expected. $INJ 🥷
Gm guys
Most people see $INJ and think crypto. Wall Street is a different story
Injective Institutional Services became an SEC registered transfer agent in August
➥ Why does that matter....?
Transfer agents maintain official records of who owns securities. Bringing that capability into a blockchain ecosystem is a meaningful step toward regulated onchain finance
And Injective is building beyond that:
➮ $1B+ in mortgage records tokenized by Pineapple Financial
➮ POSCO International and LG CNS completed a trade finance proof of concept
➮ Meridian is live, bringing stronger support for compliant asset tokenization
➮ Three U.S. ETF applications are still awaiting approval
^^These are different pieces of the same bigger opportunity^^
issuing, recording and trading financial assets onchain
Not everything is live in production yet and ETFs are not approved But the infrastructure is taking shape
Injective is building for a world where traditional finance and onchain markets work together...
What is already live on Injective is more important than what is still coming
Pineapple Financial has moved $1B in mortgage records onchain and it it's also building an INJ treasury
POSCO International and LG CNS have completed a real world trade finance proof of concept using Injective to tokenize receivables from actual commercial transactions
Injective also has an SEC registered transfer agent
The U.S. ETFs, however are still pending SEC approval
So the story isn’t just about Wall Street possibly buying $INJ
It’s about traditional finance already testing and using the infrastructure behind it
Ruoxi retweeted
injective is a blockchain for onchain spot and derivatives trading, and inj is its token. regulated inj futures on bitnomial turn six months old on october 15. one nasdaq route for listing crypto funds needs six months of such futures history and a surveillance-sharing deal. canary has filed for an inj fund that plans to stake at least 90% of its inj. if the fund launches and gets inflows, it would buy and stake inj. the date meets only the time rule, so full qualification and a launch are not confirmed.
^••^How are you guys doing^••^
3 U.S. $INJ ETF applications. All waiting on the SEC
21Shares, Canary Capital and REX-Osprey are all seeking to bring Injective exposure to U.S. investors
Two of the proposed products also include staking rewards
If approved, this could make it easier for traditional investors to get exposure to $INJ without managing crypto wallets themselves
Nothing is approved yet, but having three applications in the pipeline is worth watching
$INJ is getting more attention from traditional finance
Good morning fam☕
$INJ is holding above $8
Up 4.57% on the day, with Injective now past 3B lifetime transactions and growing activity across trading, perps and tokenized assets
What I like is seeing price strength alongside onchain growth
Now the big question: can $INJ make another run toward $8.65?
Good morning everyone
^^$INJ is waking up^^
Nearly 10% up in 24 hours and the onchain activity is worth watching too
Injective has crossed 3B+ transactions, with ~0.59-second blocks and $6.8B in reported RWA volume
This is not just about a green candle. I want to see the network keep growing alongside the price
If both keep moving, $INJ gets a lot more interesting
Good morning guys
Injective Trench Treasury is doing things a little differently
Instead of just funding ideas, it’s backing projects that are already bringing people into the ecosystem
Sprout and RunUp were the first to receive $INJ rewards for their communities
✦ Then came another move:
the Treasury acquired 10% of NinjaCat’s supply, opening another path for Solana users to discover $INJ
✦ Different projects, same goal:
bring more people into the $INJ ecosystem and reward the communities behind it
^^And Injective says this is just the beginning^^
Ruoxi retweeted
The $INJ ETF story deserves more attention. 🥷
For years, getting exposure to crypto meant buying tokens directly, setting up a wallet, managing private keys and figuring out how everything works.
An @injective ETF could give traditional investors a more familiar route: buying shares through a brokerage account while the fund holds $INJ on their behalf.
And there’s another layer to this.
Both 21Shares and Canary Capital have filed proposals for Injective investment products. The 21Shares proposal aims to track INJ’s price and may reflect staking rewards, while Canary’s proposed fund also targets INJ exposure with staking as a secondary objective. citeturn403863search1turn403863search2
If approved, these products could make $INJ accessible to investors who want exposure but don’t want to manage tokens themselves.
It also puts Injective in a conversation that goes beyond crypto-native traders: regulated investment products, institutional access and how blockchain assets fit into traditional finance.
Of course, a filing isn’t approval, and an ETF wouldn’t guarantee inflows or a higher INJ price.
But this is a meaningful development to follow as Injective continues building its financial infrastructure.
The question now is how far institutional access to $INJ can go. 👀
I hope you are all having a productive start to the week
A staked $INJ ETF is getting closer
Canary Capital is pushing ahead with its proposed Canary Staked INJ ETF, marketed under the ticker $INJC
The part worth watching? The fund plans to stake at least 90% of its INJ holdings and reinvest the rewards
That means investors could get exposure to $INJ and staking rewards through a traditional brokerage account, without managing wallets or validators themselves
But it’s not live yet. SEC registration and the exchange listing process still need to be cleared
Still, another step toward bringing $INJ to traditional investors
A very pleasant morning to you all
Injective is taking a different approach to ecosystem incentives
The Trench Treasury is not just funding projects and hoping users show up
It rewards projects that already have people launching, trading and holding on $INJ
Sprout and RunUp are the first examples, with their communities receiving $INJ rewards for staying active
This makes the ecosystem more rewarding for the people actually building and using it
Gm fam☕
The next big thing on Injective might be what you don’t see
➥ CypherOS is taking on a problem most onchain finance still struggles with:
➧ Big traders don’t want everyone watching their positions
➧ Institutions don’t want their moves exposed
➧ Tokenized assets won’t always need full visibility either
That’s why this gets interesting
CypherOS brings shielded balances, private transfers and private RFQs directly into Injective
And the timing makes sense
Meridian brought more institutional infrastructure
Now CypherOS is bringing privacy into the picture
Still only a preview. The real test is ahead
But if Injective can make onchain finance private when it needs to be and transparent when it should be, that’s a serious upgrade
$INJ is building more than a trading chain
