Injective’s Veyra mainnet upgrade has received approval from more than 99% of the $INJ stakers, and at the current rate, the proposal is expected to pass in 2 days. The issue is timing: voting is nearing its end, but the mainnet changes have not yet taken effect. The upgrade has not already been implemented.
For ordinary $INJ holders, there is only one confirmed change for now: whether they stake determines whether they have a vote in this proposal. Once the proposal passes, the institutional-grade tokenization and privacy features introduced by Veyra will enter the mainnet. The original information does not detail specific modules, the rollout order, or migration requirements, so it is not yet possible to tell whether everyday transfers, staking, or contract interactions will change once these features become available.
An approval rate above 99% shows strong consensus among stakers, but they represent only a portion of all $INJ holders. Those who have not staked have no direct way to express their views in this vote. They can only wait for the proposal to take effect in 2 days and then see what Veyra actually changes.
For ordinary $INJ holders, there is only one confirmed change for now: whether they stake determines whether they have a vote in this proposal. Once the proposal passes, the institutional-grade tokenization and privacy features introduced by Veyra will enter the mainnet. The original information does not detail specific modules, the rollout order, or migration requirements, so it is not yet possible to tell whether everyday transfers, staking, or contract interactions will change once these features become available.
An approval rate above 99% shows strong consensus among stakers, but they represent only a portion of all $INJ holders. Those who have not staked have no direct way to express their views in this vote. They can only wait for the proposal to take effect in 2 days and then see what Veyra actually changes.