Injective Protocol (INJ)

Goodnews: Canary Updates Its Staked $INJ ETF Filing Here are the 5 biggest updates, explained simply: ⤷ It will trade under the ticker $INJS on Cboe BZX: For those that don't know, Cboe BZX is a U.S. stock exchange where ETFs are listed and traded, similar to the NYSE or Nasdaq. When Injective ETF gets approved, investors will be able to buy and sell the ETF on a stock exchange using the ticker INJS, just like buying any other ETF. ⤷ The fund will stake almost all of its $INJ: So Instead of just holding the tokens, the ETF will stake most of them to earn rewards Those rewards will be automatically added back into the fund, and the fund will publish its staking percentage onchain every trading day. ⤷ Staking fees are capped at 10% of the rewards: The company managing the staking can only take up to 10% of the staking rewards as a fee The rest stays in the fund for investors. ⤷ BitGo Trust will custody the Injective: BitGo Trust is responsible for securely storing the ETF's Injective, helping kee

As we wrap up the last day of June 2026, it’s a great moment to look back at Injective’s performance this month. Key Highlights from June: ➛ Active Addresses (Monthly): 133.3K ➛ Daily Active Users: Consistently between 87K – 103K ➛ Trading Volume: $3.4 Billion ➛ Fees Generated: $61.1K The network maintained healthy activity with an 18.6% token turnover and processed a massive 35.7 Million transactions throughout the month. Average Transactions Per Second (TPS) reached 6.2, while block times remained fast and stable at 669 ms. Development Momentum: ➛ 1,100+ Code Commits ➛ 51 New Contracts Deployed ➛ 26 Active Contract Deployers ➛ 18 Core Developers active this month June showed @injective as a blockchain that isn’t just surviving, it’s quietly building real infrastructure and maintaining solid fundamentals in a competitive market. Looking forward to seeing how the team builds on this momentum in the coming months.

A lot of crypto bros still underestimate what @injective has been building. From day one, they’ve stayed focused on one thing and that's real onchain finance. The native USDC integration was a big move. It brought in proper liquidity and made cross-chain transfers much smoother which sets up the whole ecosystem for serious long-term growth. Even developer activity is heating up. Injective has been ranking high in code commits lately with more builders working on trading tools and other advanced onchain apps. The tech behind it is pretty strong too: • Sub-second finality • Fully onchain orderbooks • High-performance setup • EVM compatibility • Tools built for institutional finance I think Injective is the proper infrastructure for the future of digital money.

$INJ governance is actually active ➢ 600 total proposals ➢ 549 passed ➢ 3 currently voting latest one is a mainnet upgrade to v1.20.1 this is the stuff people don't talk about enough governance only matters if the network is actually using it upgrades, oracle feeds, exchange module changes, dApp params

1 month of continuous activity on Injective helped me broaden my horizons and I feel the bullish stance on the project is spot on!!! Folks are waiting for Alpha news on INJ as well as the Ambassador program (with rewards), don't miss out, bro No alpha or beta news, lol - Recap of June ecosystem - Update on Vietnam community activities - Alpha & July opportunities - Q&A with the team 21:00 (GMT+7) | 02/07 (Friday night) Looking forward to meeting everyone on Space. July seems to have many exciting things awaiting with Injective 🥷🚀 injective-protocol:native

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Injective (@injective) keeps leaning into buybacks. Wednesday's event raises the stakes once again. What are your thoughts?