Injective Protocol (INJ)

A record setting day for the $INJ Community BuyBack, worth over $299,000! All spots FILLED in less than 30 minutes 😮 If you missed out this time, stay tuned for the buyback next month!

Had an insightful meeting with the SEC yesterday alongside the Injective legal and government relations teams to discuss high level policy considerations for crypto in the United States. We appreciated the opportunity to engage in dialogue with the SEC’s Crypto Task Force. The Commission will publish its own summary of the meeting in due course, but I wanted to briefly acknowledge the discussion at a high level. The conversation built on Injective’s publicly filed comment letters from July 9 and October 29, 2025. In those submissions, we outlined several principles based recommendations, including the need to clarify that qualifying decentralized protocols do not constitute exchanges or broker dealers when there is no meaningful human intermediation or custodial control. We also emphasized the importance of a safe harbor framework for DeFi protocols progressing toward decentralization and clear exemptions for neutral frontend interfaces that merely facilitate access to onchain systems. Our letters further

Korea's #1 university just entered into a partnership with Injective to launch its first ever validator and institutional research program. Injective is now the only chain to be secured directly by Korea University, paving the way for Injective to expand across the region 🇰🇷 https://t.co/TafPrVhJAN

When's the last time you saw a bank advertise how many accounts they have? Or a credit card company brag about transaction counts? Never. Because they market what actually matters: convenience, rewards, security, speed. They sell value. Not vanity metrics. Now scroll through CT: "Chain A hits 10M monthly addresses" "Chain B processes $10T in volume" "Chain C crosses 1 billion transactions" Every day. Same headlines. Different chains. Why? Because they have nothing else to show. No killer apps worth talking about. No adoption story that resonates. No user benefits compelling enough to market. So instead they spam numbers that sound impressive to people who don't understand what they're measuring. Here's the reality they're hiding: One chain batches 100 operations into a single transaction. Another counts each operation as a separate transaction. Both report "transactions processed." One shows 1. The other shows 100. And what are those transactions? A transaction on one chain is a complex DeFi s

Clean overview of @Injective after MultiVM. Definitely a useful guide for onboarding into $INJ and navigating apps like deBridge, Helix, and Choice ✍️