. @ericinjective going live from the NYSE for $INJ is something I didn't expect to type five years ago 🥷 The CEO of @injective joined a livestream to mark the launch of the $INJC Staked INJ ETF. Investors can now get exposure to $INJ and its staking rewards through a regular brokerage account, with no need to deal with crypto exchanges. What I found interesting was his point about timing. Institutional adoption is growing, financial markets are moving onchain, and tokenization is picking up real momentum. Injective didn't have to chase that shift. It spent years building for it, and the ETF is one more door opening for institutions and everyday investors alike. Think about the distance covered. Five years ago the chain produced its first block. Now its CEO is broadcasting from one of the most famous trading floors in the world, and Wall Street is watching. It's one of those moments where the story is easy to see if you've followed along from the early days. I still think this is early. The pieces are in place, and the next chapters haven't started yet.

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