Injective's CEO Eric Chen recently graced the cover of INC magazine. This coverage really says a lot—the fact that mainstream business media are starting to pay attention to leaders in cryptocurrency projects indicates that this industry is gaining increasing recognition from traditional institutions.
Injective, as a public chain focused on derivatives trading, has garnered considerable attention during this market cycle. Media exposure like this is definitely a plus for the development of the project ecosystem. Whether from the perspective of brand recognition or attracting institutional investors, coverage in mainstream media can play a supportive role.
It seems that the buzz around Web3 projects is really heating up, with more and more CEOs and founders beginning to appear in business media.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 17h ago
Eric Chen on the INC homepage? It still has to be the derivative product track to attract funds. This wave is indeed a signal of mainstream recognition.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 18h ago
INJ this wave definitely has some substance, mainstream media is starting to pick these project teams, indicating that the money is indeed flowing this way.
Eric Chen on the cover of INC magazine? Alright, marketing strategies are also upgrading, but the derivative product track really needs this wave of endorsement.
Really? In this market cycle, every project wants to ride the wave of popularity, seeing who can tell the most convincing story.
It feels like Web3 CEOs are now more frequently trending on hot searches than cryptocurrency price fluctuations.
When institutions come in, it's truly different; as the money pours in, public opinion also shifts.
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GweiWatcher
· 18h ago
INJ has indeed become the top trending now, but speaking of INC magazine, how popular can the topic really get?
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ForkPrince
· 18h ago
INJ this wave indeed has some substance, but can it really translate into ecosystem growth? It still depends on whether there will be genuine product innovation later on.
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Featuring on INC magazine's homepage doesn't do much for blockchain gaming projects; the main thing is whether the TVL can increase.
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Mainstream media attention is indeed a signal, but don't get carried away. What about those projects that made it onto Forbes before?
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Eric's marketing this time is pretty good, but with the derivative public chain race so competitive, just having fame isn't enough.
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Another wave of arguments claiming "traditional institutions are starting to pay attention to Web3"; wake up, everyone. This is truly a sign that the bull market is coming.
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Injective making it to INC's homepage isn't easy, but I still want to see their actual trading data before commenting.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 18h ago
Mainstream media is starting to pick crypto project teams, which is indeed a signal... The recent hype around INJ is also riding the right wave.
Injective's CEO Eric Chen recently graced the cover of INC magazine. This coverage really says a lot—the fact that mainstream business media are starting to pay attention to leaders in cryptocurrency projects indicates that this industry is gaining increasing recognition from traditional institutions.
Injective, as a public chain focused on derivatives trading, has garnered considerable attention during this market cycle. Media exposure like this is definitely a plus for the development of the project ecosystem. Whether from the perspective of brand recognition or attracting institutional investors, coverage in mainstream media can play a supportive role.
It seems that the buzz around Web3 projects is really heating up, with more and more CEOs and founders beginning to appear in business media.