Injective has filed for transfer agent registration with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to manage ownership records of tokenized securities on blockchain infrastructure. This move aims to connect legal shareholder records with fast blockchain settlement systems, potentially advancing regulated market infrastructure for real-world assets in the U.S. However, the SEC has not yet approved the application, and no public filing confirming the registration is currently available. If approved, Injective would play a key role in maintaining official securities ownership records onchain, expanding its presence in regulated financial markets beyond just issuing or trading tokenized assets.
Robinhood Crypto has listed Injective Protocol's INJ token for spot trading among eligible US users, expanding access to this DeFi-focused asset. INJ is a layer-1 finance chain token used for governance, staking, and fees within its ecosystem. The li...
Injective, a Cosmos-based Layer 1 blockchain, has introduced the iAgent SDK, allowing developers to create AI agents that perform onchain financial tasks like trading, wallet management, and contract deployment using plain English commands. This SDK ...
