There’s been a huge piece of news in the crypto space: NYSE-listed Pineapple Financial just dropped $100 million to create a dedicated "war chest" for Injective, and they've already started buying INJ on the secondary market. Even bigger, INJ’s ETF is about to start trading officially in the US. Soon, both institutions and retail investors will be able to allocate to INJ just like buying US stocks—this move is basically “Wall Street’s institutional forces entering the game.”

For those unfamiliar with the terms, here’s a quick translation of two key concepts:

**Digital Asset Treasury:** In simple terms, this is a crypto fund specifically set aside by a public company. $100 million is no joke—it’s like giving INJ an “institutional-level price support fund,” and the operator is NYSE-certified, not some sketchy hot money.

**ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund):** Think of this as a “foolproof way to invest in crypto”—no need to open an account on a crypto exchange, no fussing with wallet seed phrases, just enter the code in your US brokerage account to buy, fully regulated and highly secure.

Let’s break down the weight of a $100 million treasury: Pineapple Financial is a legit NYSE-listed player, not some no-name outfit. Putting up $100 million...