2026-01-13 23:23:51

Injective has recently become a market focus, with @INJ@ rising by 4.23% in a short period, backed by substantial and tangible support.

On one hand, Injective is attracting institutional validators, including Fortune 500 companies and mainstream crypto infrastructure providers. The participation of these heavyweight players brings greater security and credibility to the network. Additionally, the official staking yield for @INJ@ exceeds 12%, making it quite attractive for token holders.

Another highlight is the upgrade of @INJ@ 3.0 tokenomics. The core of this upgrade is a significant reduction in total supply, directly positioning @INJ@ among the most deflationary assets in the market. Meanwhile, the project has replaced the previous auction burn model with a community buyback mechanism—set to launch this month’s buyback event tomorrow, with a scale exceeding $289,000. Participants can share in ecosystem revenue by submitting @INJ@, with the burned portion permanently removed from circulation. This mechanism not only incentivizes community participation but also achieves a genuine deflationary effect.

From a technical and economic perspective, this series of actions creates a strong resonance effect, which explains the market’s very positive response.

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unrekt.eth

· 6h ago

12% staking yield? That’s really impressive, no wonder institutions are rushing in.

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StakeOrRegret

· 10h ago

12% staking yield? That return rate is a bit exaggerated, gotta check if there are any hidden conditions The buyback thing definitely needs to be watched closely; only if the deflation logic works out will it be valuable Institutional entry is easy to say, but you also need to think carefully about how to exit This round of rise and fall still depends on whether 3.0 can be truly executed properly Reducing supply sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be just on paper

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ForkMaster

· 10h ago

Here we go again with the deflation story. A 12% staking yield sounds great, but what about the buyback mechanism—are they really putting in real money or just cutting another slice of the leek? Here's how I see it: entering the Fortune 500 sounds impressive, but sometimes it's just a facade. The key is to look at the code audit reports; otherwise, no matter how beautiful the tokenomics design is, it's all for nothing. A buyback scale of $2.89 million, well... compared to the big moves by Ethereum and others, it's a bit small-minded. But on the other hand, the total supply reduction in the 3.0 upgrade is indeed a secret to wealth—it's the kind of fork arbitrage that helped us get through when buying milk powder for the little ones. Keep a close eye on this wave of market movements, don’t be fooled by the resonance effect.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 10h ago

A 12% return sounds good, but the question is, how long can this last? I've seen too many projects play like this before. The deflationary mechanism is indeed attractive, but it depends on whether the actual buyback力度 can keep up with the hype. Institutional validators coming in is a good thing, but don't forget they will also cash out. A buyback规模 of $2.89 million sounds quite large; comparing it to daily trading volume will reveal its true nature. However, INJ this time does have some substance, but I'm still hesitant to go all in; I'll keep observing.

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SilentObserver

· 10h ago

Wow, a buyback scale of 2.89 million sounds impressive, but it feels like this wave of price increase has just begun.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 10h ago

12% staking yield? Is this return rate for real? It's a bit tempting.

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