The chain is down, but the coin keeps rising—$INJ has had a surreal week. On November 9, the mainnet halted production for the second time in ten weeks. Upbit and Bithumb froze deposits and withdrawals from 11 p.m. that night, and staking was suspended too; only spot trading remained open. Under normal circumstances, news like this should knock the price down 10%. But what happened? It’s now at $8.02, up about 14%–17% over the past 7 days, with a market cap of $800 million, ranking No. 81. It closed near 10,000 USDT a week ago; now it’s at 11,100 USDT. The official explanation was that this was a scheduled upgrade test, and block production resumed that very night. The same explanation was given when the chain halted for 3 hours and 42 minutes on August 31. Even more ironically, the mainnet had just celebrated its fifth anniversary on November 8. The chain stops, the coin rises—is the market simply unfazed, or is the bad news already priced in, making it good news? It’s still down 85% from its high of $52.62. Would you dare buy at this level? #Injective #DeFi