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Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
The Injective Trench Treasury has acquired a 5% stake in $RUNNER, the native token of @runupdotfun.
This follows its earlier 10% acquisition of NinjaCat, reinforcing a growing pattern: backing projects that make $INJ an essential part of their products.
But what makes RunUp interesting?
Rather than operating like a traditional launchpad, RunUp connects token launches directly to Injective's perpetual markets.
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Here's how it works ↯
Every token can have its own onchain treasury that runs leveraged positions, such as a 2x long on $INJ or a stock perpetual.
Trading fees generated on the platform fund these strategies. Profits are then used for token buybacks and burns, while holders earn $INJ rewards from platform activity.
$RUNNER launched on October 1 with this mechanism already active. Its treasury maintains a 2x long position on $INJ, with profits directed towards buybacks and burns.
The traction has been notable. In less than a month, RunUp has brought over 30,000 users into the Injective ecosystem and established itself as one of its higher volume launch platforms.
It has also expanded to Solana, allowing users to launch tokens paired with $INJ. Holders earn $INJ rewards, creating another route for Solana users to enter the Injective ecosystem.
With integrations across Jupiter, Backpack and Coinbase, RunUp is extending this model beyond a single ecosystem.
This is the kind of activity the Injective Trench Treasury aims to support: projects with real utility for $INJ, sustainable value mechanisms, genuine liquidity and the ability to attract new users.
RunUp is an example of what that can look like.
All roads lead to Injective.
The Injective Trench Treasury has acquired a 5% stake in $RUNNER, the native token of @runupdotfun.
This follows its earlier 10% acquisition of NinjaCat, reinforcing a growing pattern: backing projects that make $INJ an essential part of their products.
But what makes RunUp interesting?
Rather than operating like a traditional launchpad, RunUp connects token launches directly to Injective's perpetual markets.
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Here's how it works ↯
Every token can have its own onchain treasury that runs leveraged positions, such as a 2x long on $INJ or a stock perpetual.
Trading fees generated on the platform fund these strategies. Profits are then used for token buybacks and burns, while holders earn $INJ rewards from platform activity.
$RUNNER launched on October 1 with this mechanism already active. Its treasury maintains a 2x long position on $INJ, with profits directed towards buybacks and burns.
The traction has been notable. In less than a month, RunUp has brought over 30,000 users into the Injective ecosystem and established itself as one of its higher volume launch platforms.
It has also expanded to Solana, allowing users to launch tokens paired with $INJ. Holders earn $INJ rewards, creating another route for Solana users to enter the Injective ecosystem.
With integrations across Jupiter, Backpack and Coinbase, RunUp is extending this model beyond a single ecosystem.
This is the kind of activity the Injective Trench Treasury aims to support: projects with real utility for $INJ, sustainable value mechanisms, genuine liquidity and the ability to attract new users.
RunUp is an example of what that can look like.
All roads lead to Injective.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Today, Injective introduced a brand-new options infrastructure primitive, allowing developers and institutions to leverage next-gen onchain options in just a few clicks.
Here is a live demo showcasing onchain RWA options markets on $INJ in action.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Why put an order book onchain?
It’s not just about placing trades. It’s about the infrastructure behind them.
I’m exploring how @Injective approaches onchain trading. 🧵
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Injective is bringing options trading on real world assets onchain.
Introducing Injective Options, a new primitive for trading fully collateralized calls and puts, now live on testnet.
The first markets include ↯
$SICI ▸ AI compute costs
US500 and US Tech ▸ equity indices
Gold, Silver and WTI Crude Oil
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Every option is backed by native USDC on Injective. Writers lock the maximum possible payout upfront, eliminating margin calls and liquidations for writers.
Risk is defined from the start, options are cash settled in USDC, and users can exit before expiry.
Beyond trading, this opens the door for developers to build custom options exchanges and institutions to hedge real world exposure, from GPU rental costs to traditional markets.
Following the launch of $SICI perpetuals, Injective is expanding its RWA derivatives ecosystem once again.
Injective is bringing options trading on real world assets onchain.
Introducing Injective Options, a new primitive for trading fully collateralized calls and puts, now live on testnet.
The first markets include ↯
$SICI ▸ AI compute costs
US500 and US Tech ▸ equity indices
Gold, Silver and WTI Crude Oil
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Every option is backed by native USDC on Injective. Writers lock the maximum possible payout upfront, eliminating margin calls and liquidations for writers.
Risk is defined from the start, options are cash settled in USDC, and users can exit before expiry.
Beyond trading, this opens the door for developers to build custom options exchanges and institutions to hedge real world exposure, from GPU rental costs to traditional markets.
Following the launch of $SICI perpetuals, Injective is expanding its RWA derivatives ecosystem once again.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Who actually needs an AI compute market?
AI companies need GPUs. Providers supply them. Prices change with demand.
@Injective is exploring what happens when those prices enter onchain markets.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
The second Injective Stockdrop goes live today.
If you participated in October’s $INJ Community BuyBack, you have another reason to check your allocation.
Eligible participants get one chance to reveal and claim a tokenized stock on Solana. This comes on top of their regular share of ecosystem revenue.
Possible rewards include $NVDA , $TSLA, $META, $AAPL, $COIN, $MSTR, $AMC and more.
To check your allocation, head to Injective Hub and connect the same wallet you used for the BuyBack. Claims open around 13:00 UTC and is available for a limited time.
The second Injective Stockdrop goes live today.
If you participated in October’s $INJ Community BuyBack, you have another reason to check your allocation.
Eligible participants get one chance to reveal and claim a tokenized stock on Solana. This comes on top of their regular share of ecosystem revenue.
Possible rewards include $NVDA , $TSLA, $META, $AAPL, $COIN, $MSTR, $AMC and more.
To check your allocation, head to Injective Hub and connect the same wallet you used for the BuyBack. Claims open around 13:00 UTC and is available for a limited time.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Closed Alpha is live
The terminal is now privately open to a small group of early testers:
- Liquidity from @HyperliquidX
- Unlimited DEMO accounts
- Bug bounty live in Discord
If you’re in, your access code is in your email or X inbox. Put it through its paces and tell us what feels off. Every piece of feedback shapes what we build next. Thanks for testing with us this early!
Drop a comment if you want in 👇
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Injective just put AI compute onchain.
That caught my attention.
Why would anyone need a market for GPU compute?
Let’s look at it. 🧵
@injective @INJAfrica
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Private swaps on Injective now work both ways.
Nox Superswap has introduced private cross chain swaps between Injective and 37 supported chains, powered by NEAR Confidential Intents.
Users can move assets into or out of Injective without publicly exposing the full details of their swap.
Here’s how it works ↯
▸ Helix converts non USDC assets into USDC.
▸ Circle’s CCTP moves native USDC across chains.
▸ NEAR Confidential Intents handles settlement and delivers the destination asset.
Users can connect wallets like Keplr or MetaMask and initiate a swap with a single approval. Nox also supports bulk swaps, splitting one transaction across up to 10 wallets.
Nox charges a 0.20% swap fee, with half used to buy and burn INJ through Helix.
With support for 37 chains, private settlement and INJ buybacks, Nox is adding another layer to Injective’s cross chain ecosystem.
Private swaps on Injective now work both ways.
Nox Superswap has introduced private cross chain swaps between Injective and 37 supported chains, powered by NEAR Confidential Intents.
Users can move assets into or out of Injective without publicly exposing the full details of their swap.
Here’s how it works ↯
▸ Helix converts non USDC assets into USDC.
▸ Circle’s CCTP moves native USDC across chains.
▸ NEAR Confidential Intents handles settlement and delivers the destination asset.
Users can connect wallets like Keplr or MetaMask and initiate a swap with a single approval. Nox also supports bulk swaps, splitting one transaction across up to 10 wallets.
Nox charges a 0.20% swap fee, with half used to buy and burn INJ through Helix.
With support for 37 chains, private settlement and INJ buybacks, Nox is adding another layer to Injective’s cross chain ecosystem.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
AI needs compute, but access to that compute comes at a cost. GPU rental prices fluctuate and as demand for AI grows, so does the need for a way to track those costs.
Injective is bringing that market onchain with the launch of the Super Intelligence Compute Index ($SICI).
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$SICI tracks the hourly rental costs of five NVIDIA GPUs: H100, B200, H200, A100, and RTX 4090. Together, they provide a broader picture of how much AI computing power costs.
The index is now live on Injective as a perpetual market, with up to 10× leverage and USDC as collateral.
This means traders can gain exposure to AI compute prices without owning the hardware, while creating new possibilities for managing compute related costs.
Injective previously introduced a market tracking NVIDIA H100 rental rates. $SICI takes that idea further by combining five GPUs into a single index.
Through Injective,AI compute is becoming a valuable resource.
AI needs compute, but access to that compute comes at a cost. GPU rental prices fluctuate and as demand for AI grows, so does the need for a way to track those costs.
Injective is bringing that market onchain with the launch of the Super Intelligence Compute Index ($SICI).
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$SICI tracks the hourly rental costs of five NVIDIA GPUs: H100, B200, H200, A100, and RTX 4090. Together, they provide a broader picture of how much AI computing power costs.
The index is now live on Injective as a perpetual market, with up to 10× leverage and USDC as collateral.
This means traders can gain exposure to AI compute prices without owning the hardware, while creating new possibilities for managing compute related costs.
Injective previously introduced a market tracking NVIDIA H100 rental rates. $SICI takes that idea further by combining five GPUs into a single index.
Through Injective,AI compute is becoming a valuable resource.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Injective just launched $SICI, the Super Intelligence Compute Index: one onchain benchmark for @nvidia GPU rental prices.
Trade AI compute with up to 10x perps.
Only on $INJ.
The next major financial market for AI is the price of compute.
Today, Injective is officially releasing the Super Intelligence Compute Index ($SICI), bringing a new financial primitive to the onchain AI economy.
For the first time on Injective, traders can access a diversified index of @nvidia GPU rental prices through perpetuals with up to 10x leverage. We also plan to introduce a brand new financial primitive to access $SICI in the coming days.
🟪 A New Onchain Market for the Agentic Economy
Trillions are set to be invested into AI infrastructure. From frontier model training to autonomous agents and inference, demand for compute is becoming one of the defining forces shaping the AI industry. This trend is only accelerating with giants like @OpenAI and @AnthropicAI surging in demand.
Yet financial markets for compute remain largely underdeveloped, with rental prices fragmented across cloud providers and hardware generations.
$SICI changes that. SICI brings five NVIDIA GPU rental rates together into a single onchain benchmark. The index consists of the following:
→ H100 (Industry standard for AI training): 40%
→ B200 (Next-generation AI training and inference): 25%
→ H200 (High-memory AI training and inference): 15%
→ A100 (Fine-tuning and AI inference): 10%
→ RTX 4090 (Consumer GPU for affordable AI inference): 10%
Using hourly compute marketplace data, SICI creates a novel way to access and trade the economics of AI infrastructure.
🌏 Injective is building the onchain financial markets of tomorrow
Injective pioneered the first onchain H100 rental market, launched the $AIX index, and introduced pre-IPO perpetuals for companies including OpenAI, @SpaceX and Anthropic.
$SICI takes this vision further.
First, Injective brought market exposure to the companies building the future of AI onchain.
Now, we're bringing the cost of the infrastructure powering them onchain too. And we will soon be launching entirely new financial primitives to access the onchain agentic economy.
The AI economy is creating entirely new asset classes. Injective is building the financial markets to access them for the first time onchain.
Emmanuel 🥷 retweeted
Injective is becoming a key hub for USDC across Cosmos.
Its USDC supply has grown 43% in the past month to around $16.5M, and it now serves as the canonical USDC issuer for over 20 blockchains, including Cosmos Hub and dYdX.
This follows Noble’s exit from USDC issuance earlier in 2026. Injective stepped in with native USDC powered by CCTP, giving IBC connected chains a more reliable way to access USDC.
With skip:go adopting it as the default, migrations are already underway. More than $100M in additional stablecoin supply is also expected to move to Injective.
If that happens, it could bring more liquidity to trading, lending and payments across Cosmos
Injective is becoming a key hub for USDC across Cosmos.
Its USDC supply has grown 43% in the past month to around $16.5M, and it now serves as the canonical USDC issuer for over 20 blockchains, including Cosmos Hub and dYdX.
This follows Noble’s exit from USDC issuance earlier in 2026. Injective stepped in with native USDC powered by CCTP, giving IBC connected chains a more reliable way to access USDC.
With skip:go adopting it as the default, migrations are already underway. More than $100M in additional stablecoin supply is also expected to move to Injective.
If that happens, it could bring more liquidity to trading, lending and payments across Cosmos