Injective’s community has passed a proposal to reduce the supply of its native token, INJ. The decision came after widespread support for the initiative, which aims to ensure long-term deflationary pressure. This move aligns with Injective’s broader goal of stabilizing its tokenomics and addressing market challenges.
Injective‘s community has overwhelmingly approved a governance proposal to overhaul its tokenomics. Known as the “Supply Squeeze” initiative, this proposal seeks to tighten the supply of INJ tokens. The vote passed with an overwhelming 99.89% support from staked voting power.
The decision follows a period of market struggles for the network’s token, INJ. Despite the market downturn, validators and token holders showed strong alignment. According to the project’s team, the goal is to make INJ one of the most deflationary assets over time.
The Supply Squeeze proposal reduces ongoing token issuance while keeping the buyback-and-burn mechanism intact. Injective has already burned 6.85 million INJ tokens, and the updated framework accelerates this process. As part of this mechanism, protocol-generated revenue will continue to repurchase INJ from the open market and remove it from circulation permanently.
By combining lower issuance with recurring buybacks, Injective hopes to build long-term deflationary dynamics. These adjustments aim to strengthen the value of INJ, despite recent challenges in the altcoin market. The proposal reflects a concerted effort by the community to reinforce Injective’s tokenomics and ensure the project’s sustainability.
In contrast to Injective’s community-driven decision, Trove Markets is facing backlash. Trove recently announced a pivot from its original Hyperliquid-based launch to a Solana-based project. The decision has sparked outrage, with many investors calling for refunds after the project shifted its focus without prior notice.
Trove raised $11.5 million for its Hyperliquid build, but the sudden change to Solana has led to accusations of poor execution. Despite a statement from the team explaining the decision, many investors remain dissatisfied. The controversy escalated further when the TROVE token crashed by 95% post-launch.
Despite the backlash, Trove has stated that it will continue to build and develop the Solana-based project. The team has refunded a portion of the raised funds, but critics remain vocal about the lack of transparency.
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