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Injective is adding privacy directly to the financial layer of its blockchain.
@injective has now shown the first public demo of CypherOS, a native privacy system powered by $INJ .
The demo shows users moving assets like $INJ and USDC from a public balance into a shielded balance, then sending those funds privately through a dedicated transfer address.
But CypherOS is designed to go beyond private transfers.
It is being built around three areas:
Private transfers → shield assets and move them without exposing the same transaction details publicly.
Confidential trading → trade without making sen

A new era of Injective is on the horizon.
@injective has spent the past months expanding across tokenization, RWAs, institutional finance, Solana, stablecoins and AI-powered finance.
Meridian is already live, and CypherOS is being developed to bring more privacy to onchain financial activity.
The network is also pushing deeper into real asset issuance.
Injective says its infrastructure has already passed $6.8B in settled RWA volume and $1.1B in native asset issuance, while Injective Mint is now in private beta.
Injective is no longer only building the basic rails for onchain trading.
It is add

Injective is making $INJ much easier to access from Solana.
$INJ is now live on Jupiter, letting Solana users swap SOL, USDC and other SPL tokens into $INJ in one click.
$INJ first came to Solana as a native SPL token through Sunrise, using Wormhole’s Native Token Transfer system.
So this is not another random wrapped version of $INJ.
With the official Solana version already available across trading venues, Jupiter now makes it much easier to find and swap.
For a Solana user, the flow is simple - open @JupiterExchange, choose $INJ, pick the token you want to swap from, and complete the trade

Meridian is live on Injective, and it could change how $INJ is used across onchain finance.
The IIP-701 upgrade passed with around 99% support from stakers and went live on September 24 as version v1.20.4.
One of the biggest changes is regulated tokenized assets.
Issuers can now add rules like who can hold an asset and how it can be transferred directly into the token.
This gives @injective a way to support tokenized stocks and other real-world assets with compliance built into the asset itself.
Meridian also brings assets closer to Injective’s native markets.
EVM apps can access Injective’s

Native $INJ is now live on Solana, bringing Injective into a much larger trading ecosystem.
$INJ is now available on Solana through Sunrise as a native SPL token.
This means Solana users can get and use $INJ directly through Solana apps, without dealing with the usual wrapped-token setup.
From day one, Raydium has launched an INJ liquidity pool, so users can trade $INJ with $SOL and other Solana tokens.
There is also another useful use case.
StonkFun now supports $INJ as a base pair, which means creators can launch new tokens and build markets using INJ liquidity.
So $INJ can now be used for m

Injective is making Robinhood Chain assets more usable across onchain markets.
$PONS is now available to move from Robinhood Chain into @injective native environment, giving another Robinhood ecosystem asset access to Injective’s trading infrastructure.
The flow is powered through Jumper, which combines the bridge and swap into one transaction flow.
In the demo, a user selects PONS on Robinhood Chain, chooses INJ on Injective, reviews the route, signs the transactions, and completes the transfer.
No need to manually bridge first and then swap separately.
Why does $PONS matter here?
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