Ethereum News Update: Injective’s Versatile Engine Integrates Ethereum with Rapid DeFi to Create a Cohesive Ecosystem
- Injective Protocol launched an EVM layer merging Ethereum compatibility with high-speed infrastructure, enhancing DeFi development and transaction efficiency. - The upgrade enables cross-environment app building (WASM/EVM) with sub-1-second block times and $0.00008 fees, addressing blockchain scalability challenges. - A planned Solana VM integration and 40+ dApps signal Injective's push for interoperability, aiming to bridge TradFi and decentralized ecosystems through its MultiVM architecture. - The INJ
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The EVM layer allows developers to create applications using both WebAssembly (WASM) and Ethereum-compatible frameworks within one network, removing silos and enabling smooth liquidity and asset transfers throughout the platform, as detailed in the Morningstar report.
Injective’s MultiVM framework, described as a “flexibility engine,” merges these environments with sophisticated financial modules, paving the way for innovative DeFi solutions like cross-chain lending and institutional-level trading, as highlighted by the Morningstar report. The launch also brings over 40 decentralized apps (dApps) and infrastructure partners live on the network, marking what the Morningstar report calls a “new era of onchain finance.”
This EVM deployment follows Injective’s mainnet launch on November 12, which introduced a modular, gasless trading system with unified liquidity and cross-chain support, as mentioned in the TradingView article. The native INJ token remains central to governance and staking, while a recently launched community buyback initiative allows participants to earn a 10% yield by joining token buybacks and burns, according to the Morningstar report.
The Injective ecosystem also rolled out iBuild, a no-code AI tool for Web3 developers, which uses onchain infrastructure to let users build decentralized apps without needing to write code, as reported by Morningstar.
Industry experts note that these upgrades come at a crucial time, as DeFi platforms race to lower expenses and boost scalability. With its emphasis on interoperability and developer-friendly features, Injective seeks to connect traditional finance (TradFi) with decentralized networks.
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