Estherkon

[Cheuque @cheuque0]

Getting USDC onto @Injective is now more easier with @ChoiceXchange.

You can bridge USDC from Ethereum, Base, Solana, and 13 other chains without needing $INJ upfront.

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[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

One less hurdle between USDC and the Injective ecosystem.

Bridge your funds, get gas covered through the added INJ option, and get ready to explore onchain markets.
Start here: https://t.co/RuMBx1uGFq
$INJ

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

Getting started on @Injective just got easier.

You can bridge USDC into Injective without already holding $INJ for gas.

That removes one extra step for users who want to fund their wallets and start exploring the ecosystem.

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[Injective 🥷 @injective]

More USDC routes = Easier onboarding to Injective.

@ChoiceXchange has even taken it to the next level with a gassless option adding some $INJ to your bridge transaction.

Bridge in and start trading.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

Once you review and confirm the transaction, your USDC can bridge into Injective with INJ available for gas, subject to the route’s terms and transaction completion.

You can then explore supported trading apps without needing to arrange your first gas tokens separately.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

there’s more than one way to get exposure to $INJ.

You can hold it directly and explore the Injective ecosystem, or access INJ exposure through a brokerage account with the Canary Staked INJ ETF.

Both offer different advantages.

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[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

The distinction comes down to ownership and access.
Holding $INJ gives you direct access to the token’s onchain functions.

INJC offers exposure through a traditional brokerage account without requiring you to manage a wallet or validator.

more details…

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

A short explainer on $INJ and the upcoming $INJC ETF https://t.co/3RiRiQGjpn

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

there’s more than one way to get exposure to $INJ.

You can hold it directly and explore the Injective ecosystem, or access INJ exposure through a brokerage account with the Canary Staked INJ ETF.

Both offer different advantages.

A Thread

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

The costs and trading hours differ, too.
$INJ trades on crypto markets 24/7, while INJC shares would trade on Nasdaq during market hours if launched.

Direct holders may pay network fees and validator commission. INJC would have fund-related fees and potentially brokerage costs.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

From AINJ in Europe to the proposed INJC in the US, $INJ is reaching investors through different regulated market structures.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

$INJ already has a place in Europe’s exchange-traded market. Now, the US market is part of the story.

From 21Shares’ AINJ in Europe to Canary Capital’s proposed INJC in the US, exchange-traded products are opening new routes to INJ exposure.

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[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Europe got the first $INJ ETP in 2024. AINJ listed on Euronext with staking from day one.

INJC, the Canary Staked INJ ETF, takes that idea to US brokerage accounts and beyond. https://t.co/3ForHVkoYL

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

This is an important part of $INJ’s expansion into traditional finance: different markets have different investment structures and each product creates a route for eligible investors to gain exposure to Injective.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

One INJC share does not represent one $INJ.
Its market price can differ from the fund’s net asset value.

Secure your $INJ exposure the way that works for you, whether you choose direct ownership or INJC when available.

Different routes, same asset. No excuses to sleep on $INJ.

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

The upcoming INJ ETF shares introduce a different way to gain exposure to $INJ.

Canary’s proposed Staked INJ ETF, INJC, brings the token into traditional brokerage accounts,

but there are important differences between holding INJ and holding ETF shares.

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[Injective 🥷 @injective]

A short explainer on $INJ and the upcoming $INJC ETF https://t.co/3RiRiQGjpn

[Estherkon @EssencialMe]

Direct holders may pay trading fees, network fees and validator commissions.
INJC investors may face a sponsor fee, staking-related costs and brokerage expenses.

$INJ trades 24/7, while INJC shares follow Nasdaq trading hours.