It's that time again when altcoins line up for ETFs—this time it's INJ's turn. @injective already has three ETF applications queued up in the U.S.: 21Shares, Canary, and REX-Osprey. Among them, Canary is the staking version, with the official ticker code INJC. Why am I more interested in the staking version? A regular ETF just holds the tokens for you, but the staking version takes the INJ you buy and stakes it to earn yields. This means every dollar that comes in locks up a batch of tokens, reducing circulation. Plus, it's now easier to buy INJ. U.S. users can purchase it directly on Robinhood, and the social trading app Fomo has also integrated INJ. Retail investors have more and more entry points. Of course, the ETFs are still waiting for SEC approval, but it shouldn't be a big issue—just waiting for them to go live!~ *** This does not constitute any investment advice, just personal notes and opinions. Invest at your own risk.