We are currently in a prime period for altcoins, with asset managers and ETF issuers preparing for months in advance. BlackRock demonstrated the prudence of their move by applying for a BTC ETF globally, achieving remarkable success with one of their top three income-generating ETFs becoming IBIT. Competing with ETFs indexed to stocks, gold, and others, Bitcoin 
$90,533 marked a historic achievement. Now, they are shifting their focus to altcoins for smaller but lucrative gains.
INJ Coin
Canary has submitted the S1 form to the SEC for INJ Coin. The filings on EDGAR indicate progress for a fund featuring a staking-enabled INJ Coin. While major players like BlackRock have gained massive profits with large BTC and ETH ETFs, smaller firms can also achieve satisfactory returns with niche altcoin ETFs.
Nobody is particularly concerned about the philosophy of cryptocurrencies. Everyone makes necessary moves, recognizing the potential for profit. If cryptocurrencies offer such an environment and opportunity, their appeal is justified. Patient crypto investors are simply waiting for the anticipated scenario in a win-win game. As witnessed, entities that were once adversaries to cryptocurrencies are now flocking towards it. The true success lies in crypto’s ability to provide such an environment.
“The sponsor will stake a portion of the INJ assets held by the fund through trusted staking providers. The staking rewards obtained from these providers will belong to the fund, with a percentage of the reward given as a ‘commission’ to the provider.” – INJ Coin S1 Form
Accordingly, investors in the INJ ETF will receive a certain annual staking income. With annual figures around 12%, a satisfying passive income in terms of INJ Coins is discussed. This makes it an attractive proposition.
During this period, INJ Coin might reach new peaks between $19.6 and $35 with closures above $15.4. Anticipating altcoin ETF approvals around September, as investors begin to buy the expectation (continuing the current rising trend), peak targets may be further elevated.
