600,000 shares on offer since November 5, with staking built into the fund itself: that’s what sets INJC apart from simply tracking the price of $INJ.

You wouldn’t expect a new Nasdaq fund to do more than track the price. Traders usually look at the flows into it, then move on.

But the figures show that the fund had reached $16.12 million in assets by Friday. That means part of the return within the structure comes from more than price gains alone.

What does that mean for you? If assets continue to grow after the first week of trading, staking may become a factor traders watch alongside price.

And if assets level off here, it remains a routine listing. The period since November 5 is far too short to draw any firm conclusions.

A takeaway worth saving: watch the fund’s assets at each weekly close before giving the event more weight than it deserves.

Which will you watch first: fund asset growth or INJ’s price at the open? 👇

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