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Canary Capital filing shows plan for staked Injective ETF
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Fund manager Canary Capital has taken a typical first step for an ETF, creating a Delaware trust for a fund that would stake the Injective token. The native token behind the Injective blockchain could be getting an exchange-traded fund in the US, as Canary Capital created a.
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