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How Staking Works Inside the Canary Staked INJ ETF
INJC, the Canary Staked INJ ETF, is designed to hold INJ and stake most of it on Injective. The plan is for staking rewards to flow back into the fund as more INJ. That's what makes it a staked ETF. It takes the same staking that secures Injective and puts it inside a fund structure.

Injective Collaborates with BDACS, a Leading Korean Institution, to Bring Korea's First Won-Backed Stablecoin to Onchain RWAs
Today, Injective is proud to announce that it has partnered with BDACS, the issuer of KRW1, Korea's first stablecoin fully backed by the Korean won.

Upcoming INJ ETF vs. INJ ETP, From AINJ to INJC

INJ Tokens and INJ ETF Shares Compared
There are two ways to get exposure to the token that powers Injective. You can hold INJ directly, or you can trade shares of INJC through a brokerage account. This guide compares both side by side.

Gulf Labs, Part of Thailand’s $27 Billion GULF Group, Goes Live as an Injective Validator, Advancing Institutional Onchain Finance in Thailand
Gulf Labs, the blockchain and digital-asset investment venture of GULF Holding is expanding into institutional onchain finance through a new collaboration with Injective.

A Simple Guide to How Injective Works: From Chain to the INJ ETF
INJ is the core asset powering the blockchain and its rapidly growing ecosystem of decentralized applications. INJC is the ticker for the proposed Canary Staked INJ ETF, which would hold and stake INJ on behalf of shareholders.



