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 Protocol has activated its IIP-677 mainnet upgrade, introducing Injective Mint, a platform for issuing SEC- and MiCA-compliant tokenized equities and bonds. The upgrade improves cross-chain interoperability, reduces block times, and optimiz...
This week, the crypto market turned defensive with Bitcoin falling below $77k due to rising Treasury yields and Fed rate hike expectations. Venice Token (VVV) led gains, surging over 35% and breaking past $20 resistance, signaling potential for furth...
Injective's real-world asset (RWA) perpetual markets have generated over $5.3 billion in trading volume since early 2025, with monthly volume reaching $209.7 million in August 2026, a 3.4-fold increase from May. The platform operates 135 active RWA p...
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit a range of changes, with Ethereum (ETH) rising over 7% and NEAR gaining more than 9%. Bitcoin (BTC) increased nearly 2%, while several altcoins like Binance Coin (BNB), Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) also posted gains. ...
