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 near $494 million. Injective also filed a transfer agent registration with the SEC, aiming to manage on-chain ownership records for tokenized securities, a move that could position it as a key player in regulated digital asset infrastructure. Additionally, the network joined the Linux Foundation's x402 initiative to support AI payments and launched an AI development kit, while also addressing EU crypto regulations with a new MiCA whitepaper. Investors should watch the progress of a proposed staked INJ ETF and the SEC registration for potential regulatory milestones.
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 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 block...
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...
