TASU

Crypto Enthusiast | Ambassador | Mod | CM | @injective Supporter

[TASU @0xTasu]

I Have been reading about how @injective approaches DeFi, and one thing stood out to me.

They're not only building technology. They're also joining the conversation about how crypto should be regulated.

@injective shared its views with the SEC, arguing that decentralized protocols shouldn't be treated the same as centralized companies or traditional brokers because they work in a very different way.

I think that's an important step. Building good technology matters, but having clear and fair rules could matter just as much for the future of DeFi.

That's one of the reasons I keep paying attention to Injective.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Last year Injective put its position to the SEC in writing.

The letter outlined a path forward for crypto in the US:

🔹Clarify that decentralized protocols are not exchanges or brokers
🔹Establish a safe harbor for responsible decentralization
🔹Define qualifying DeFi protocols using the framework set out in the CLARITY Act

That same CLARITY Act has cleared the Senate Banking Committee and now sits on the Senate calendar, awaiting a floor vote.

[TASU @0xTasu]

I've been watching where money is moving this year, and one thing caught my attention.

More than $250M has flowed into @injective , making it one of the Top 5 blockchains by net inflows.

The part that caught my attention is that money keeps flowing into Injective instead of leaving.

To me, that says people are looking beyond the headlines. They're putting capital where they see real value.

I like that Injective has stayed focused on finance instead of trying to be everything at once.

Fast transactions, low fees, and tools built for trading and on-chain finance make that focus pretty clear.

No one knows what the market will do next, but I always pay more attention to where money is actually going than to the daily noise.

That's why Injective is one of the projects I'm watching closely.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Injective ranks top 5 across all chains in net flows this year.

Over $250 million has moved onchain to the blockchain built for finance.

This is just the beginning. 🥷

[TASU @0xTasu]

I've been following Injective ( $INJ ) for a while, and this was one of those weeks where a lot happened at once.

The update I liked most was Coinbase adding support for native $INJ. Being able to move funds straight to @injective without using a bridge should make things easier for new users. The move from ERC-20 $INJ to native $INJ is planned for July 20–22 with a free 1:1 swap.

Another thing that caught my attention was music royalties coming onchain. Khalid and Ahn Hyo-seop's song Something Special was tokenized on Injective through Fandom and Musicow. Fans can now own a share linked to the song's royalties. I never thought music would become one of the early real-world uses for blockchain, but it's interesting to see.

The Injective Summit on July 16 also looks important. With people from Pantera, Grayscale, and Sharplink joining, it feels like Injective is slowly getting noticed by bigger names in finance.

A few numbers stood out to me this week:

> Helix Markets passed $77.8B in total trading volume
> More than 700 AI agents joined Injective in the last 30 days
> Hydro Fi grew to over $6.5M in supplied and borrowed assets

I don't know which of these ideas will matter most in the long run. But seeing steady updates across DeFi, AI, RWAs, and trading makes me feel that Injective is trying different things instead of relying on one story to keep people interested.

For me, that's more interesting than big promises.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Native $INJ is coming to Coinbase. The largest U.S. exchange will support native INJ deposits and withdrawals through the Injective EVM. Injective also tokenized its first fan-owned hit single, and the Summit lineup keeps filling with the biggest names from Wall Street and crypto.

Below are some of the top developments that happened on Injective from the past week 👇️

🟪 @Coinbase will officially support native INJ, with the largest U.S. exchange enabling deposits and withdrawals through the Injective EVM: https://t.co/NTpcdMS51W

🟪 Injective is officially tokenizing "Something Special" by Khalid and Ahn Hyo-seop, the first fan-owned single, letting fans hold a real stake in the song through a collaboration with Fandom: https://t.co/O94M1rt4rS

🟪 @PanteraCapital is officially supporting the Injective Summit, the fund that backed Injective six years ago now bringing the insights to steer Washington in the right direction for crypto this July: https://t.co/Noi9C3aX0L

🟪 Krista Lynch of @Grayscale is officially joining the Injective Summit, connecting one of the largest crypto ETF issuers to builders this July: https://t.co/UwLpm27vIp

🟪 Joseph Chalom of @Sharplink is officially joining the Injective Summit, the executive who helped write BlackRock's digital asset playbook now running the largest public Ethereum treasury company: https://t.co/2YWCSZEzqU

📊 Key Stats

🟪 @HelixMarkets crossed $77.8 billion in cumulative trading volume, adding $272 million over the past 7 days: https://t.co/uTbYxPhHnq

🟪 More than 700 AI agents joined Injective over the last 30 days, hockey stick growth on the blockchain built for finance: https://t.co/ajSf5ch7tN

🌐 Ecosystem News

🟪 @hydro_fi crossed $6.5 million supplied, borrowed, and earning across Hydro Lending, putting stablecoins, LSTs, and $INJ to work onchain: https://t.co/WiyEmdmJI6

🟪 @realmintio brought @Collector_Crypt trading cards to Injective, with more than 3,000 tokenized Pokemon, NFL, and NBA cards now officially live and trading gasless: https://t.co/6pRbvJhahF

🟪 Explore is officially live on @ChoiceXchange, a token discovery hub where every token gets its own page with a price chart, stats, project links, and an integrated swap: https://t.co/Eb0OdZIUYa

🟪 @NinjaLabsHQ refreshed the N1NJ4 site with a new look and teased something new on the way: https://t.co/ClPfzmPbj1

Native INJ is coming to Coinbase. The chain built for finance just reached the largest exchange in America.

[TASU @0xTasu]

Injective ( $INJ ) has caught my attention because it is trying to put different financial markets in one place.

A few things I find interesting,

→ Tokenized stocks onchain.

→ Pre-IPO perpetual markets linked to companies like OpenAI, SpaceX, and Anthropic.

→ Real-world assets (RWAs) with tools built around them.

→ Forex, commodities, and prediction markets in the same ecosystem.

→ Stablecoin and treasury products.

→ x402, which lets AI agents make payments with stablecoins.

→ Markets that stay open 24/7 instead of following normal market hours.

For me, the interesting part is seeing these markets in one place.

Most onchain finance still feels spread out. You trade in one place, hold RWAs somewhere else, and use stablecoins on another chain.

@injective is one of the few projects trying to bring those things together.

It is still early, but I like the direction it is taking.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Pre-IPO perps.
Tokenized equities.
Prediction markets.
Forex.
Commodities.
Perps.
Stablecoins.
Treasuries.
RWAs.
Structured products.
LSTs.
AI payments.

All live. All onchain. All on Injective.

[TASU @0xTasu]

@injective Win win

[TASU @0xTasu]

I've been reading about Injective ( $INJ ) AI agents lately, and the reputation side of it keeps standing out to me.

Most AI agents today are just software people interact with. @injective is trying to give them an identity onchain and let them earn fees from their own trading activity.

I find it easier to trust something when I can see its previous trades and actions onchain.

Of course, an identity alone won't make an agent profitable, and it's hard to tell whether agent to agent services will ever see much use.

To me, this seems more in line with what Injective has been doing from the start. Trading and markets have always been at the center of the ecosystem.

I'll be watching to see if any of these agents can keep users around and handle enough activity to prove the idea works.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

AI agents are becoming real economic actors. On Injective, they get an identity and they get paid.

The Injective Agents platform gives every agent an on-chain identity through the ERC-8004 standard, a passport for AI with portable reputation and a verifiable track record. Trading fees route back to the agent automatically on every order it fills.

Register one through the CLI and it appears in the public registry within 30 seconds, live on mainnet 👇️

https://t.co/Dvi3LQ1LlU

[TASU @0xTasu]

@Musicowio @injective Love seeing music royalties finally go on-chain like this $50 min to own a slice of Khalid × Ahn Hyo-seop’s ‘Something Special’ is actually accessible.

[Musicow @Musicowio]

You can now own a piece of SOMETHING SPECIAL.

Buy royalty shares of the Khalid x Ahn Hyo-seop song.

◆ Royalty Shares
◆ $50 min
◆ 40,000 shares, capped
◆ Round closes July 14 Live on @injective powered infrastructure via Musicow.

https://t.co/yFiRftUqsc

[TASU @0xTasu]

Something interesting is happening around @injective

Merkle Capital in Thailand has launched M-INJ, a regulated fund that invests only in $INJ, with approval from the Thai SEC.

Personally, I find this more interesting than most partnership announcements.

I feel like many people in crypto forget that a lot of investors cannot simply sign up for an exchange and buy tokens. They need products that follow local rules and work within the system they already use.

That's why this caught my attention.

It doesn't suddenly bring millions of users to Injective, but it does make $INJ easier to access for a different group of investors.

To me, adoption looks more like this than flashy marketing campaigns. Small steps, better access, and more regulated options.

I'm curious to see whether other Asian markets start offering similar products in the future.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

ICYMI: The first regulated $INJ fund in Asia is here.

Merkle Capital has launched M-INJ, a regulated strategy built around Injective. For the first time, investors across Asia can hold INJ through a regulated vehicle.

Mainstream access for individuals and institutions. 🏛️

[TASU @0xTasu]

My Score 🙂

Not Bad, Building Continue.

[SAKUNA @0Sakuna]

My Sorsa score is 253

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[TASU @0xTasu]

I've always thought tokenization would mostly be used for things like stocks, funds, or real estate.

So seeing music move in that direction was unexpected.

FANDOM recently launched "Something Special" by Khalid and Ahn Hyo-seop on @injective, allowing fans to own a share of the song's royalty income.

Instead of buying a collectible, holders can get a portion of the revenue generated by streams, licensing deals, performances, and other music rights. Rewards are paid in $USDC.

To me, the interesting part is that fans can own a small piece of a song and share in the revenue it generates.

People already spend money supporting artists through concerts, merch, and subscriptions. Owning a small piece of a song you genuinely enjoy doesn't seem that strange anymore.

I'm curious to see if more artists try this model in the future.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Hit single "Something Special" by Khalid, multi-platinum US artist, and Ahn Hyo-seop, voice of Jinu from Demon Hunters, is officially being tokenized on Injective.

Fans can now own a real stake in the song. The first fan-owned single, in collaboration with Fandom.

[TASU @0xTasu]

@injective Native USDC, the first US-regulated $INJ futures, and 3 ETF filings all in just a few months - this is what a real finance-native L1 looks like in action.

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Native $USDC, the first US-regulated $INJ futures, and 3 ETF filings have all landed on Injective in the span of a few months, arriving faster than most chains can bolt the same pieces on.

New from CryptoRank on what a finance-native L1 looks like in practice 👇️

[CryptoRank.io @CryptoRank_io]

🏦Institutional Finance Is Moving On-Chain

Institutional crypto adoption is shifting from asset exposure toward infrastructure usage, with blockchains increasingly used for trading, settlement, and tokenization.

Recent data highlights the scale: ~$31.6B in tokenized assets and over $300B in stablecoin supply, with 86% of institutions using or exploring stablecoins for settlement and treasury.

[TASU @0xTasu]

I’m excited to see $INJ slowly expanding tokenization into culture.

FANDOM just dropped a fan-owned track on @injective called “Something Special” by Khalid and Ahn Hyo-seop, produced with Roc Nation and Musicow.

Khalid already has a massive global reach with ~47M monthly listeners and 20B+ streams. Ahn Hyo-seop is mostly known as an actor, and this is his first solo music release. So it’s basically two very different audiences coming together on one song.

What makes this more than just a music drop is how it’s structured.

Fans can hold a right linked to the song’s royalty income. When the track earns money from streaming, sales, or licensing, that revenue gets distributed to holders in USDC.

Just to be clear you are not buying the song or owning the copyright. You’re basically holding a share of the income it generates.

And this is all running on Injective.

What stands out is the direction here. Injective already supports tokenized stocks, forex, commodities, and pre-IPO markets. Now music IP is getting pulled into the same system.

Feels like RWAs are slowly expanding outside pure finance. Not just stocks and trading anymore but culture and entertainment too.

Music might be the first real test of that shift.

$INJ

[TASU @0xTasu]

One Injective update that caught my attention recently is Coinbase adding native $INJ support.

After the July migration, users will be able to move $INJ between Coinbase and Injective directly. No ERC-20 version, no bridges, and fewer extra steps.

I think the biggest benefit is convenience. People usually prefer a smooth experience over dealing with extra steps before they can actually use @injective .

I've been following Injective for a while, and it seems like the team keeps working on improving the overall experience instead of only focusing on big announcements.

To me, this feels like another small improvement that makes the ecosystem more accessible for both new and existing users.

It'll be interesting to see how people use Injective once moving funds becomes much simpler.

$INJ

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Native injective-protocol:native is coming to Coinbase!

Thanks to Injective's novel MultiVM, @Coinbase is enabling native INJ deposits and withdrawals using the Injective EVM.

The largest US exchange will provide a simple liquidity rail into Injective's vast network. 🥷

[TASU @0xTasu]

@injective @coinbase Native INJ on Coinbase via MultiVM is a massive win! Direct deposits & withdrawals = way smoother onboarding and real liquidity flow into the ecosystem.

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

Native injective-protocol:native is coming to Coinbase!

Thanks to Injective's novel MultiVM, @Coinbase is enabling native INJ deposits and withdrawals using the Injective EVM.

The largest US exchange will provide a simple liquidity rail into Injective's vast network. 🥷

[TASU @0xTasu]

@injective @adventurex_plan Injective stepping up as the exclusive blockchain co-host for China’s biggest hackathon is a smart move. Excited to see what the next wave of builders creates on Injective starting July 22nd.

[Injective 🥷 @injective]

3,000+ hackers already registered. And we're just getting started.

@adventurex_plan, the largest hackathon in China, is set to kickoff July 22nd. Injective is proud to be the exclusive blockchain Co-Host 🇨🇳

Student hackers, apply now before spots fill 👉️ https://t.co/OhqBqXipv1