/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57435147
INJ is my comfiest hold. Cheap and easy to use, plenty of development and good community support for newniggers trying to use it, great tokenomics (burn + all tokens should be in circulation by EOY), shitcoins (KIRA, NINJA, AUTISM, etc.) and various dapps starting to be developed on it.

If things continue on the current trajectory, particularly with regards to increasing development of community projects and tokens on Injective, and given the real bullrun doesn't hit before ~mid 2024 Injective is very well positioned to pump like crazy. Even the fact that it's still flying relatively under the radar e.g. with most threads here only getting like 10 posts is something I like, the pump in December is like a sneak peek of what could play out again on a much larger scale during the proper bullrun when enough people notice it.

Only regret is having a DCA of ~$5 due to being a NEET when it was $1-2.

>>57023746
Essentially as per >>57023807. Easiest way is to buy INJ on whatever CEX, withdraw to Metamask/Keplr/Ledger as an ERC20 token, then on the injective bridge -
https://hub.injective.network/bridge/
Connect your wallet (use the Ethereum network) and convert to INJ on the injective chain and you can then use for whatever.

Binance supports direct to injective chain withdrawals which are easier and won't need the bridging however taking a look that is currently suspended for whatever reason. Other CEXes may also support direct to injective chain but not too sure, Binance supports Injective and pretty sure have funded them in the past so they may be an exception in this regard.

>>57023897
I generally think this is the case, although the exact schedule the team is going with may be a bit different. Can't find a schedule directly on the Injective site or anything like that, and most I could find look like pic related which indicate we should be at ~95m circulating instead of ~83m.

But yeah as per the explorer 47.7m of the 83.6m are currently staked, further 5.7m has been burned due to auctions so only ~30.2m are actually able to be bought and sold currently.