Are your returns always one step behind in every bull market?

You keep an eye on every Ethereum upgrade, follow Solana’s repeated outages, and bounce between various Layer 2s. And yet? You still get hit with high gas fees, suffer from slippage so big it makes you question everything, and if you want to try more complex strategies, you have to return to centralized platforms.

While blockchain congestion is driving users up the wall, a major capital migration has already quietly begun.

Publicly listed companies on the New York Stock Exchange are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into a protocol called Injective. BlackRock, Nomura Securities, Hamilton Lane—these giants from traditional finance are quietly tokenizing their funds and moving them on-chain through Injective. Spot ETF applications are also progressing in the US, paving a compliant path for pension and institutional funds.

They’re not chasing meme trends—they’re building the foundational infrastructure for the future financial system. The signal couldn’t be clearer: titans of the old world are secretly laying their tracks in the new one.

And most people? Still waiting at the old station for a train that’s never coming.

Which brings up a tough question: when the capital and institutions truly shaping the future have already put their money where their mouth is—