Recently, I noticed a lot of Injective moves, and I feel like this project is going to do something big.
First of all, on the technical level, the native EVM they launched has directly lowered the development threshold, and now more than 40 decentralized applications have gathered to rush into it. The speed of this ecological explosion is indeed rare.
What's even more exciting is the reaction of the traditional financial circle - Pineapple Financial, a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, directly took out 100 million yuan in reserves to sweep INJ tokens. This level of institutional endorsement is no joke, indicating that the Wall Street gang has begun to take this chain seriously. I heard that Injective's ETF products are also preparing to enter the US market, and it will be more convenient for traditional investors to allocate INJ at that time.
What interests me the most is their layout ( track RWA) real-world assets. Traditional assets such as stocks, gold, and foreign exchange can be traded on the chain, and even Nvidia's stock and physical asset vaults have been tokenized. This gameplay is indeed trying to break down the barriers on and off the chain.
It feels like Injective is taking a path of integrating traditional finance and the crypto world, and this direction is worth continuing to pay attention to.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 2025-12-12 18:27
Wall Street's money is starting to pour in, this wave of momentum is indeed different
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RWA (Real-World Assets) really got itchy, how much liquidity depth can traditional asset on-chain trading achieve still depends on the situation
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A hundred million dollar buy-up... this scale doesn't look like retail investors' moves, institutions are serious and there's definitely something there
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Over forty applications in the EVM ecosystem, the pace of growth is rapid, but how many can truly survive and generate LP yields
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Breaking the barrier between on-chain and off-chain sounds great, but the real test is how to handle counterparty risk and regulation
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Injective wants to take an integrated approach, but whether the Wall Street-style KYC approval process can adapt to permissionless finance is uncertain
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From an optimization strategy perspective, liquidity providers entering at this time need to watch out for impermanent loss, don’t just chase LP yields blindly
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On-chain gold and forex have some imagination space, but whether real trading volume can form enough market-making depth is the key
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MidnightGenesis
· 2025-12-12 16:01
On-chain data shows that INJ's recent contract changes are quite interesting. I need to verify again late at night about the Pineapple's 100 million sweep order timing. From the code, EVM compatibility is well done, but ecosystem application data still needs monitoring... What's worth noting is that the RWA sector is indeed making progress, but I'm worried it might just be another concept hype.
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MevTears
· 2025-12-10 06:46
pineapple smashed into it for a hundred million, is this true? Wall Street is serious
INJ does have something in this wave, and the RWA track feels like it's about to take off
The integration of traditional finance and Web3 will come sooner or later, depending on who seizes the opportunity
Does the ETF need to be approved by the United States? That's the key, it's really valuable when it lands
More than 40 applications are flocking in, and the ecology is indeed outrageous
But don't be happy too early, many projects endorsed by Wall Street have died
It's one thing to look good on paper, and few really survive, wait and see
There is nothing wrong with this integration idea, but whether technology can support such a large imagination is a matter of course
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 2025-12-10 06:46
Wall Street is really starting to get serious, and this wave of RWA narratives feels different
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OldLeekMaster
· 2025-12-10 06:33
Wall Street has begun to sweep goods, this is the real signal, not those who shout orders
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SerumDegen
· 2025-12-10 06:23
nah tbh the rwa play is where the real alpha might be hiding... if it doesn't get liquidated first lmao
Recently, I noticed a lot of Injective moves, and I feel like this project is going to do something big.
First of all, on the technical level, the native EVM they launched has directly lowered the development threshold, and now more than 40 decentralized applications have gathered to rush into it. The speed of this ecological explosion is indeed rare.
What's even more exciting is the reaction of the traditional financial circle - Pineapple Financial, a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange, directly took out 100 million yuan in reserves to sweep INJ tokens. This level of institutional endorsement is no joke, indicating that the Wall Street gang has begun to take this chain seriously. I heard that Injective's ETF products are also preparing to enter the US market, and it will be more convenient for traditional investors to allocate INJ at that time.
What interests me the most is their layout ( track RWA) real-world assets. Traditional assets such as stocks, gold, and foreign exchange can be traded on the chain, and even Nvidia's stock and physical asset vaults have been tokenized. This gameplay is indeed trying to break down the barriers on and off the chain.
It feels like Injective is taking a path of integrating traditional finance and the crypto world, and this direction is worth continuing to pay attention to.