Zayn Tess

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective The new Injective Ecosystem Page is live.

Explore the 270+ apps, projects and partners, and find your entry point into the network.

🔗 https://t.co/oCv0TIbMnZ

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

Giving no introductions tonight but I've got news.

@injective now has an official ecosystem page listing 270+ apps, projects and partners.

That matters because finding what you can actually do on a chain shouldn't mean searching through scattered announcements.

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[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective Ecosystem growth isn't just about adding more projects.

People need to find them, understand what they do, and know how to get involved.

A central directory helps close that gap between a project existing and someone actually using it.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective The real test is whether these routes make it easier for people to actually use Injective.

A bridge route is only the first step.

What matters next is how easily that USDC turns into trading activity, liquidity and use across the network.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

Of course @injective keeps making new waves guys.

USDC holders on Solana and EVM chains now have another route into Injective.

CCTP makes it possible to move native USDC across supported networks, giving users a more direct way to fund on Injective.

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[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective Once USDC reaches Injective, it can be used to access the network's onchain markets and applications.

That makes the transfer less a stablecoin movement.

It's a way to bring existing funds into a different set of financial tools without first converting them into another asset.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective The Trench Treasury gives Injective a way to support the projects growing from the ground up.

Back the builders.

Reward the loyal communities.

And give the strongest projects coming out of the trenches more room to grow.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

GM everone, Injective is introducing the Trench Treasury.

The simple idea is to support projects building around $INJ, while also finding new ways to reward the people who have backed them.

That makes the Treasury about builders and the communities around them.
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[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective The part I find most interesting is the focus on value returning to $INJ.

A project can have attention and activity, but the stronger candidates should also have a real connection to Injective and its users.

That makes the criteria matter.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective Amendment No. 3 doesn't mean the ETF is approved.

But it does show where the project is going

If the filing reaches the market, U.S. investors could get regulated INJ exposure while the fund itself participates in Injective staking.

Well I'm just gonna stick around till then.

[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

GM guys, I've got some news on injective.

Canary just filed Amendment No. 3 for its Staked $INJ ETF.

The proposal isn't just for spot INJ.

It would also stake the fund's holdings, targeting at least 90% participation in staking.
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[Zayn Tess @Troytes2]

@injective This is not happening in isolation.

Europe already has regulated Injective exchange-traded products.

In the U.S., regulated $INJ futures are already trading, while 21Shares has its own spot INJ ETF filing moving through the SEC process.

Now Canary is taking the staking route.