This past week, Injective became home to the world's largest regulated digital dollar. ICYMI, the first U.S.-regulated
$INJ futures launched, and a Microsoft-backed developer program for AI and crypto in Asia. The financial system is rebuilding itself onchain at full speed.
Below are some of the top developments that happened on Injective from the past week ๐๏ธ
๐ช Native
@USDC and CCTP are officially live on Injective mainnet, plugging the fastest blockchain built for finance into $77B in stablecoin liquidity:
x.com/injective/status/20523โฆ
๐ช The first U.S. CFTC-regulated
$INJ futures are officially live on
@Bitnomial, with
@krakenfx scooping up Bitnomial in a $550M acquisition and putting
$INJ inside the same stack institutional desks already use:
x.com/injective/status/20516โฆ
๐ช Together with
@Microsoft, Injective launches the Nova Program at the Hong Kong Web3 Festival, opening Azure credits, grants, and incubation to AI and crypto devs across Asia:
x.com/injective/status/20510โฆ
๐ช The new home for USDC on Injective is officially live, with sub-second finality, near-zero gas, markets, asset migration, docs, and a faucet all in one place:
x.com/injective/status/20527โฆ
๐ Key Stats
๐ช The latest
$INJ Community BuyBack worth $196K filled in under 10 minutes with the most participants ever:
x.com/injective/status/20520โฆ
๐ Ecosystem News
๐ช
@SchwabNetwork hosts
@ericinjective and
@wavedigital_'s David Siemer to break down
@Coinbase's latest earnings and the outlook for
$COIN,
$BTC, and crypto markets:
x.com/SchwabNetwork/status/2โฆ
๐ช
@IBDinvestors features
@ericinjective on how agentic AI is rebuilding finance, with Injective as the place it's happening today:
x.com/injective/status/20531โฆ
๐ช At
@Consensus2026,
@Bitnomial President Michael Dunn and
@CanaryFunds CEO Steven McClurg point to
$INJ as one of the only digital assets with U.S.-regulated futures already live and ETFs on the way:
x.com/injective/status/20517โฆ
๐ช @CattyETHcrypto names Injective in the top 10 networks by revenue over the past 30 days, with real onchain trading driving the numbers:
x.com/CattyETHcrypto/status/โฆ
Onchain finance is no longer arriving. It's already here, and it lives on Injective. ๐ฅท
While going through the top 10 networks by revenue over the past 30 days, something about
@injective caught my attention ๐
The network is on the list, even though its revenue is roughly between $165K and $250K.
Honestly, at first the number might seem small, especially when compared to large networks like
@ethereum or
@trondao โฆ
But before judging, we need to understand what (revenue) means in crypto.
In this space, revenue is not like traditional company profits,
it simply reflects actual network usage, such as:
โ Trading fees
โ Transaction fees
โ DeFi application activity
In simple terms: the more the network is used, the higher the revenue.
Whatโs worth noting here is the type of activity itself.
Injective is clearly focused heavily on the financial side, especially trading (both Spot and Derivatives),
which explains where this income comes from.
In other words, these numbers are tied to real user activity within financial applications,
not just temporary hype or short-term trends.
Of course, comparing these numbers with massive networks can sometimes be misleading,
because each network has a different focus and different use cases.
What we can understand from the current data is:
there is a certain level of ongoing activity on the network,
especially within trading-related applications.๐ฅท๐ป