One of the strongest signals Injective has issued recently. This wasn’t just “We met with some people.” Instead, @ericinjective and his team sat down with officials from the White House, the SEC, and the CFTC to discuss concrete steps that most top-tier companies still lack: » A registered SEC money transmitter maintaining official ownership records for tokenized securities » CFTC-regulated $INJ futures contracts already available » Direct participation in policy-making and comment submissions » Issuance of risk-weighted assets compliant with Injective Mint These qualifications are impossible to fake. And they matter far more for issuing real-world assets (RWA) and institutional capital flows than purely price-exposure products. Injective is positioning itself as one of the few blockchains actively working within the U.S. regulatory framework—not around it.