While most public blockchains are still compromising on performance and struggling with compatibility, one project has quietly put the answer on the table—Injective.

Let’s start with the technology. Injective’s native Ethereum Virtual Machine (inEVM) isn’t just a “good enough” compatibility solution; it allows developers to write code directly in Solidity while enjoying Cosmos’s interoperability and speeds approaching those of Solana. With sub-second block times and negligible fees, plus seamless cooperation between WASM and EVM ecosystems, this combo directly tackles the longstanding issues of development efficiency and on-chain performance. What’s more, over forty dApps and infrastructure teams are already preparing to join—this ecosystem isn’t just empty talk, it’s truly moving forward.

Now, let’s look at the capital side. NYSE-listed Pineapple Financial has set up a $100 million digital asset treasury specifically for INJ and continues to increase its holdings in the open market. This isn’t just an investment; it’s more like a vote of confidence from traditional finance for Web3. Even more importantly, Injective is about to launch an ETF in the US—meaning Wall Street institutions and retail investors alike will be able to allocate INJ through traditional channels. When it comes to compliance, Injective is moving faster than many other projects.

But the real intrigue is in the RWA (Real World Assets) sector. Injective was the first to bring traditional assets like stocks, gold, and forex on-chain, and even became the first public chain to tokenize a “digital asset treasury” and “NVIDIA stock.” Assets that used to be accessible only to high-net-worth individuals are now available for ordinary people to trade in tokenized form—that’s what true financial inclusion should look like.

From underlying technology to capital backing, from compliance strategy to real-world application, Injective is showing with concrete actions that Web3 and traditional finance don’t have to be mutually exclusive. They can absolutely complement each other to build a more open and efficient new financial ecosystem.