Okay, $INJ is making some interesting moves in the US. 👀🥷 Its futures have been trading on Bitnomial, a CFTC-regulated market, since April 15. That means $INJ has now passed the six-month mark, meeting one of the conditions under the SEC’s generic listing standards for commodity-based ETPs. And this is where things get interesting. The upcoming Canary Staked INJ ETF ($INJC) could take things a step further by allowing US investors to gain exposure to $INJ through a traditional brokerage account while the fund holds and stakes the token. Think about that for a second. First, regulated futures. Next, a potential ETF that brings staked $INJ to traditional investors. We’re watching the gap between traditional finance and crypto get smaller, and Injective is positioning itself right in the middle of it. I’m curious to see what comes next. 👀 Do you think a staked $INJ ETF could bring more institutional attention to Injective?