NTT Digital, Japan’s largest telecommunications company and a Fortune 500 giant, has become a new validator on Injective, one of the world’s leading proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain ecosystems.  NTT Digital selected Injective as one of its primary blockchain partners to expand its Web3 presence, citing Injective’s dominance in

Let’s face it, the biggest headache in crypto is onboarding – going from bank account or credit card to on-chain wallet. It stops many in their tracks, frustrates others, and generally makes for a not so fun experience filled with too many steps. Enter Mercuryo. Enter the Injective Bridge. As

Today, Injective is introducing the tokenized index for BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund, allowing users, for the first time, to access the fund with innovative on-chain financial instruments. This is the first perpetual index market of its kind that tracks the supply of the BUIDL fund itself. The BUIDL fund is

Injective is now available on The Graph’s decentralized network through a Firehose and Substreams integration, enabling millions of developers to scale their dApps using on-chain Injective data. This collaboration marks a significant leap forward in the quest to enhance developer capabilities on Injective. As the first IBC-compatible chain to

gumi, one of the largest Web2 gaming publishers worldwide, is joining Injective as its latest validator. This marks a significant addition to the leading group of global validators powering Injective, which is now one of the largest proof-of-stake (PoS) networks in history. gumi boasts millions of active gamers across some