Injective is now the first layer 1 blockchain to be a SEC registered transfer agent. Tokenized funds, equities, private company shares, and enterprise receivables now connect to the regulated recordkeeping layer U.S. markets require.
Below are some of the top developments that happened on Injective this past week đ
đĒ Injective officially became the first layer 1 blockchain with an SEC registered transfer agent, adding crucial regulatory rails for tokenized asset issuance.
đĒ Injective Mint, Injective Institutional Services, and native financial modules now connect issuance, compliance, ownership records, settlement, and onchain utility in one stack.
đĒ Injective dApps now support onchain perpetual markets across crypto, FX, equities, pre IPO assets, and exotics, with open market creation built into the network.
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@adventurex_plan. A new wave of dApps are coming to Injective spanning tokenization, stablecoins and perpetuals.
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@HelixMarkets officially crossed $80 billion in cumulative trading volume.
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@hydro_fi brought stablecoins, LSTs, $INJ, and $HDRO into Hydro Lending so more assets can move through one productive capital market.
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