Today is a historic day for @injective and the entire blockchain industry. Injective has officially become an SEC-registered transfer agent, making it the first Layer 1 blockchain to receive this regulatory license. It is a full-fledged infrastructure for institutional asset tokenization at the highest level of compliance with U.S. law. Over the past few months, Injective has already launched digital asset markets, public equities, shares in pre-IPO companies (SpaceX, OpenAI), and pilot projects with enterprise trade finance alongside POSCO International and LG CNS. Now, all of this is backed by a regulated recordkeeping layer required by traditional capital markets. Institutional funds. Public equities. Private shares. Enterprise receivables. Four asset classes. One network. And all of it is already working. I’m genuinely happy to see this news. I’ve always believed in the Injective team and supported this project. I’m proud to have been an Injective ambassador for four years now and to have the opportunity to watch an ambitious idea turn into real infrastructure for onchain capital markets. This is an important step not only for Injective, but also for the entire RWA and tokenization industry. The full stack is here. Only on Injective. injective-protocol:native --- This post is for informational purposes only.