Injective has introduced the Vulcan mainnet upgrade proposal, now live for INJ stakers to vote on. This upgrade aims to improve execution efficiency, enhance on-chain modules, and refine INJ token buyback mechanics tied to network activity, potentially increasing token value. The upgrade is expected to be implemented around April 28, 2026, building on previous improvements from the Volan upgrade. Investors should watch the governance vote and the impact of buyback changes on token demand and value.
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