Injective, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on finance, has launched Injective Mint, a no-code platform enabling institutions to issue compliant tokenized real-world assets. The platform integrates key compliance features like holder restrictions and jurisdictional screening. Injective has also filed for SEC transfer agent registration, aiming to maintain official securities ownership records onchain, which would boost its institutional credibility. This move, combined with adding BitGo as a validator, signals a strong push into institutional markets, though SEC approval remains uncertain.
Injective has completed the migration of its INJ token from Ethereum's ERC-20 standard to its native Injective EVM blockchain, with Coinbase supporting a seamless 1:1 token conversion. This move enhances access to decentralized finance (DeFi) applica...
Injective has filed for registration as a transfer agent with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This move aims to bring securities ownership records onto a blockchain platform, enhancing transparency and security. By digitizing owner...
Injective announced multiple major initiatives at its Washington D.C. Summit, including the listing of its INJ token on Robinhood Crypto, making it accessible to millions of U.S. users. The token started trading around $4.76-$5, with a market cap nea...
