INJ touches bottom and rebounds to stabilize at 5 USD. Can the dual drivers of repurchase + RWA break through the 7 USD mark?

[Coin World] The recent trend of INJ is quite interesting. After that big dump last month, the price has finally stabilized, and it has rebounded by 3% in the past few days, now hovering around $5.11.

The project team has been busy as well, spending a whopping $39.5 million on buybacks, which directly reduced the circulating supply. Their RWA perpetual contract market is quite impressive too, with trading volume exceeding $6 billion.

From a technical perspective, the $7 level is a hurdle. If it can break through, reaching the range of $10 to $14 by the end of the year is not impossible. Of course, whether it can hold depends on subsequent performance.

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just_here_for_vibesvip
· 11-30 08:25
What can a 39.5 million buyback really achieve? It depends on whether it can truly break through 7 dollars later. --- The volume in the RWA sector is so impressive, but why does it feel like the hype is just average? --- It's been swaying around 5 dollars for quite a while, if it doesn't move soon, I'm going to sleep. --- 14 dollars by the end of the year? Haha, that would require quite a bit of luck. --- The project party is working so hard on the buyback, could it be that they are buying the dip for themselves? --- Is 7 dollars really that critical? It feels like just a psychological price point. --- RWA Perptual Futures have broken 6 billion, which is indeed impressive, but I just don't know how long it can be maintained.
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ContractTestervip
· 11-30 08:12
39.5 million buybacks get dumped, the circulating supply compression is a bit impressive, just see if it can really move the price --- RWA volume breaking 6 billion? This data seems a bit exaggerated, actual user retention is what counts --- A rebound of about 3% from over 5, this wave is probably another bull trap --- If the 7 yuan level can't be broken, it seems we will need to pullback, don't be too optimistic --- The project party is so willing to spend money, it feels like they are paving the way for the upcoming actions --- Hey, has the RWA Perptual Futures been made like this? This direction indeed has potential --- Every day saying 10 to 14, can't we stabilize at 5 first before making any claims? --- Feels like still probing the bottom, at this price level I will continue to observe
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DegenMcsleeplessvip
· 11-29 10:57
39.5 million repurchased and dumped in, the circulating supply has been trapped, this method is quite ruthless, huh --- RWA volume broke 6 billion, is this data true? I always feel like it’s a bit exaggerated --- It only counts when it breaks 7 dollars, saying 14 by the end of the year is too early --- Stabilizing above 5 dollars is already good, don’t think too far ahead --- The project party is working so hard to repurchase, either they really have confidence or they are trapped, what do you think? --- What’s there to be proud of with a 3% rebound? One large investor dumping and it’s gone --- The real test is at 7 dollars, if it can’t stand above it, it’s all for nothing
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RumbleValidatorvip
· 11-27 13:49
Repurchasing 39.5 million is indeed a bold move, but the key is whether the Node verification efficiency can keep up with the rise in volume. With 6 billion dollars in RWA transactions, the stability of the Consensus Mechanism is what really matters.
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GamefiEscapeArtistvip
· 11-27 13:43
39.5 million buyback? It's a bit small, we still need to see if it can really break the 7 barrier.
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metaverse_hermitvip
· 11-27 13:43
Buy back 39.5 million and get dumped directly, this is indeed a significant move. Let's see if we can really get past the hurdle of 7 dollars.
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MevTearsvip
· 11-27 13:37
Breaking the $7 barrier is really tough, it feels like it will take some more time. --- A buyback of $39.5 million sounds impressive, but can it really stabilize the market? A trading volume of over 6 billion for RWA is not much either. --- A 3% rebound and they start boasting, let's wait until it holds above $7 to talk. --- I am optimistic about the RWA line; if it weren't for this support, INJ would have been done for a long time. --- Dreaming about 10-14 by the end of the year, even reaching $5 will be a struggle. --- The project party is investing heavily in buybacks, indicating that there is still consensus at the bottom, but I don't know if retail investors will follow. --- The technical aspect looks exhausting, we still need to wait for the volume to catch up to be reliable.
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NotFinancialAdviservip
· 11-27 13:35
39.5 million buybacks have been smashed in, this wave is a bit intense ah --- The trading volume on the RWA side is really explosive, INJ is serious this time --- 7 dollars is stuck, if it can't break, I feel like we have to wait a bit longer --- To be honest, I'm optimistic about the RWA market, just don't know if it can hold on until the end of the year --- This tactic of buybacks suppressing circulating supply is used every time, it won't be another back-and-forth will it --- As long as it stabilizes above 5 dollars, it's fine, just don't fall anymore, I can't take it --- Is the trading volume really breaking 6 billion? This data is a bit exaggerated --- If 7 dollars really breaks, there is indeed room for imagination afterwards --- The project party is smashing so much money, there must be some returns, waiting for a breakthrough --- I feel like this technical position is a bit dangerous, not in a hurry to catch a falling knife
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AirdropHunterXiaovip
· 11-27 13:34
39.5 million buyback? This move is quite aggressive, just don’t know how long it can last. --- RWA is really picking up, 6 billion in volume indicates that someone is playing seriously. --- A rebound at 5 dollars is interesting, but the 7 dollar mark still feels a bit precarious. --- To put it bluntly, it all depends on whether it can hold steady later; otherwise, this wave would be in vain. --- The contract market is so hot, why is the coin price still so weak? It’s a bit puzzling. --- If you ask me, wait a bit to enter a position, don’t get played for suckers. --- What does a 3% rebound mean? We need to see if it can hold above before celebrating. --- The project party is throwing money into buybacks, while retail investors are still cutting losses; this is quite the disparity. --- From the big dump to now, it’s just over 5 dollars; there’s room for imagination, but the risks are not small.
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WalletInspectorvip
· 11-27 13:32
39.5 million has been bought back and still no sight of 7 dollars, how strong does this price have to be? --- The RWA area is indeed a highlight, but honestly, it still depends on whether it can be converted into real demand. --- Are we excited about a 3% Rebound? Let's wait until it breaks 7 before we talk. --- Circulating Supply compression + buyback, it looks like it's supporting in market. --- Charging towards 14 dollars by the end of the year? Let's first get over the hurdle of 7 dollars before we talk big. --- 60 billion volume sounds impressive, but how real is it? --- Stabilizing at 5 dollars is progress, but can this Rebound last? --- With such strong buyback efforts, it still can't go up, which is somewhat awkward. --- 7 dollars is the watershed, everything below is just noise. --- How long can the enthusiasm for the RWA concept be maintained? That's key.
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