One thing I actually respect about @injective is that it doesn't chase every trend that pops up. It just keeps building the actual infrastructure for finance, and the results are starting to show. More adoption means more activity on the network. More activity means more fees. And through Injective's buyback and burn mechanism, part of that value goes right back into buying $INJ and permanently pulling it out of circulation. Timely too, since tomorrow's buyback is lining up to burn over $160K worth of INJ. More adoption. More utility. More value flowing back into the ecosystem instead of leaking out of it. That's just how strong networks get built.