THE RISE OF INJECTIVE ECOSYSTEM, NEW RECOMMENDATIONS?

[MetaAttorney]

Through the course of last year, particularly the start of the 4th quarter, there was a significant rise in the Injective ecosystem, although the momentum seems a bit down at the moment, I believe it still has potential for some impulsive moves this year.

I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

[MrSpasybo]

Firstly: topic owner, please don't use all caps in topic titles, it's better when you fix it. Thanks

I've known about Injective since the project didn't have its own token yet, INJ. If I'm not mistaken, I participated in its Bounty (without receiving any previously promised rewards @@). INJ has increased its price sharply in recent times, but Injective's application and power have not been mentioned too much in crypto/blockchain community.

To be able to follow projects in the Injective ecosystem, the best way is to visit Injective website https://injective.com/ecosystem. Here you can find projects related to Apps & Tooling, Blockchains, Data, Institutions, Interoperability, Stablecoins, Validators, Venture Capital, Wallets. Hope their token will also have impressive growth like INJ during the bullrun.

[LogitechMouse]

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I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

Having an insider might help.

Finding pre-launched projects doesn't mean instant success. Some projects are launching airdrops here, and there. You can participate in them, and it's up to you if you will hold them if they will have value in the future, or will be sold immediately. I remember those who got free TIA tokens just by staking ATOM, and OSMO. If they held the TIA tokens that they've got through that airdrop until now, that means they got 5-digit money, and take note that "IT'S FREE."

Early or pre-launched projects don't mean success. New projects have the highest chance of being a scam token, and if their token does have a value in the future, that also doesn't mean that it will make the project successful. As for INJ, you might not bought it when it's still down, but they're launching airdrops just by holding INJ tokens (staking). Maybe one or 2 airdrops might become successful in the future.

[iamcryptic]

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I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

Having an insider might help.

Finding pre-launched projects doesn't mean instant success. Some projects are launching airdrops here, and there. You can participate in them, and it's up to you if you will hold them if they will have value in the future, or will be sold immediately. I remember those who got free TIA tokens just by staking ATOM, and OSMO. If they held the TIA tokens that they've got through that airdrop until now, that means they got 5-digit money, and take note that "IT'S FREE."

Early or pre-launched projects don't mean success. New projects have the highest chance of being a scam token, and if their token does have a value in the future, that also doesn't mean that it will make the project successful. As for INJ, you might not bought it when it's still down, but they're launching airdrops just by holding INJ tokens (staking). Maybe one or 2 airdrops might become successful in the future.

I heard someone mention that staking INJ, TIA, and ATOM in the Cosmos ecosystem can result in receiving airdrops. I also recently came across Moonapp, which is the first Injective launchpad and has a super bot function. I found out it's trading on top CEX markets like Bitget, and I'm considering getting some. What are your thoughts on this?

[MetaAttorney]

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I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

Having an insider might help.

Finding pre-launched projects doesn't mean instant success. Some projects are launching airdrops here, and there. You can participate in them, and it's up to you if you will hold them if they will have value in the future, or will be sold immediately. I remember those who got free TIA tokens just by staking ATOM, and OSMO. If they held the TIA tokens that they've got through that airdrop until now, that means they got 5-digit money, and take note that "IT'S FREE."

Early or pre-launched projects don't mean success. New projects have the highest chance of being a scam token, and if their token does have a value in the future, that also doesn't mean that it will make the project successful. As for INJ, you might not bought it when it's still down, but they're launching airdrops just by holding INJ tokens (staking). Maybe one or 2 airdrops might become successful in the future.

Thanks alot for the insight buddy, I'll look forward to harnessing every opportunity I'd find on the ecosystem. As per your take on new projects I agree, but there's still some new projects that have immense potential. After I made this post, I got wind of $APP, a launchpad project on INJ ecosystem. The project has good blueprint that I think would propel it to scale upwards. Most times by meticulously researching, one could avoid scammy new tokens.

[MUGNIA]

I heard someone mention that staking INJ, TIA, and ATOM in the Cosmos ecosystem can result in receiving airdrops. I also recently came across Moonapp, which is the first Injective launchpad and has a super bot function. I found out it's trading on top CEX markets like Bitget, and I'm considering getting some. What are your thoughts on this?

It's a little doubtful if the prize is promised back, previously this network has held bounties but there was no payment,
instead of staking coins in exchange for airdrops, even though they only want to increase their sales. Whether the same incident will happen again in the future, no one knows. and it all comes down to each individual's decision
If you have more money, there's no problem following it, but I'll try my luck who knows it might turn out to be a diamond like the others

[IvugeoEvolutionCoin]

I heard someone mention that staking INJ, TIA, and ATOM in the Cosmos ecosystem can result in receiving airdrops. I also recently came across Moonapp, which is the first Injective launchpad and has a super bot function. I found out it's trading on top CEX markets like Bitget, and I'm considering getting some. What are your thoughts on this?

It's a little doubtful if the prize is promised back, previously this network has held bounties but there was no payment,
instead of staking coins in exchange for airdrops, even though they only want to increase their sales. Whether the same incident will happen again in the future, no one knows. and it all comes down to each individual's decision
If you have more money, there's no problem following it, but I'll try my luck who knows it might turn out to be a diamond like the others

It seems that exchange prices are starting to rise due to the influence of Bitcoin's upward price movement, so altcoins like Inj are starting to recover in price. This is quite a good movement, but it should be noted that this has a very high risk, and my hope is that when the price of Bitcoin stabilizes, the price of Inj will also do so. stable so that it does not fall back to the lower price.

[Rembroman]

In general, many projects are trying to make an ecosystem, but I know one of the most profitable as far as I'm concerned, the token TFS has long been pleasing me with a high APY and plus they have a platform with contests and regularly hold giveaways just with their tokens, so they have a pretty extensive ecosystem

[Gurujebs]

Through the course of last year, particularly the start of the 4th quarter, there was a significant rise in the Injective ecosystem, although the momentum seems a bit down at the moment, I believe it still has potential for some impulsive moves this year.

I bet some of y'all have had eyes on the chain too, any recommendations as to how I can find early or pre launch projects??

I remember about Injective protocol when they first did their marketing on Bitcointalk though signature campaign and the strategy they use for payment was they use Ethereum to make payment instead of the main coin, they did that because they don't want outsiders to have access to the coins which they later mint when the sales was launched.

I never knew it will blow up like this because that time, they were heavily backed by Binance then and they are planned to launch a decentralized future trading back then, I'm not sure if that was successful but all of a sudden the rise was crazy. In fact, Injective protocol is one of the top alts that grown in 2023, I hope the growth is natural, if I see price correction I will buy small and hold before the bullrun.

[bom_bom]

In general, many projects are trying to make an ecosystem, but I know one of the most profitable as far as I'm concerned, the token TFS has long been pleasing me with a high APY and plus they have a platform with contests and regularly hold giveaways just with their tokens, so they have a pretty extensive ecosystem

it's pretty interesting because not all projects can afford to create an entire ecosystem. I think such projects are more reliable

[MUGNIA]

It seems that exchange prices are starting to rise due to the influence of Bitcoin's upward price movement, so altcoins like Inj are starting to recover in price. This is quite a good movement, but it should be noted that this has a very high risk, and my hope is that when the price of Bitcoin stabilizes, the price of Inj will also do so. stable so that it does not fall back to the lower price.

the reality is that as of today, the value of Bitcoin has experienced a shock so that it has reached the price of 38k$ again and it will be increasingly difficult for new coins to find a place in the market towards this halving.