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.
Injective's Meridian mainnet upgrade proposal (IIP-701) passed with 99% support from INJ stakers, marking a major step for institutional adoption. The upgrade, scheduled for September 24, 2026, introduces regulated token standards on Injective's EVM,...
Akedo's token price jumped 48.16% to $0.0649, driven by new partnerships in the gaming sector, pushing its market cap to $1.48 billion. Other notable gainers include Ethena, Injective, Stacks, and MemeCore, reflecting interest in decentralized financ...
Raydium's price surged 15.19% following Injective's expansion to Solana, which boosted Raydium's decentralized exchange liquidity and trading activity. As a day-one liquidity partner, Raydium gained access to new trading volume, particularly in memec...
Bitcoin price rose 4.4% to $81,105, pushing total crypto market cap to $2.78 trillion with Bitcoin dominance at 58.3%. AKE led the gainers with a 156.1% surge to $0.0611, reflecting strong altcoin demand alongside solid gains in INJ, SKY, VET, and MO...
Injective's native token INJ is now directly swappable on Solana through Jupiter Exchange, enabled by the Sunrise bridge. This integration allows Solana users to trade INJ without needing wrapped tokens or complex cross-chain steps, using Jupiter's a...
