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In mid‑July 2026 Injective filed continued its regulatory push in mid‑July by filing a transfer‑agent registration request with the SEC and released SEC, aiming to move shareholder‑record keeping on‑chain. The filing, though not yet visible on EDGAR, would let the protocol operate a MiCA‑focused whitepaper, signaling its push toward regulated on‑chain securities. U.S. market‑infrastructure for tokenised securities if approved. At the same time, the INJ token recovered from June lows, trading around $5.05‑$5.30 in late July before slipping to $4.60‑$4.91 in early August. Analysts noted that holding support near $4.70 could enable a breakout above $5.45. The Washington summit on 20 July the company announced a Robinhood listing, the start of a mainnet migration on Coinbase, Coinbase (temporarily pausing deposits/withdrawals), an AI Agent SDK, and core membership in the Linux Foundation’s x402 Foundation. Technical analysis showed INJ around $5.30 with resistance near $7.50. Coinbase soon later added native INJ trading, deposit and withdrawal support, allowing U.S. users to move the token directly on the Injective blockchain. The rollout emphasized emphasizing the need to use for correct native addresses to avoid loss, and the token traded near $5.16 with support around $5.05 and resistance near $5.84. Later in July, addresses. Injective also launched an August community buyback that will buyback, permanently retire over retiring more than 33,000 INJ, INJ and burning an additional 27,400 tokens, reinforcing its deflationary model. The network also activated the IIP‑677 main‑net upgrade (v1.20.3) after a 72% vote, went live, improving reliability and cross‑chain interoperability, while a second proposal upgrade (IIP‑678) remains under consideration. Despite muted price action—INJ trading near $4.60—the protocol recorded vote. Protocol revenue continued at roughly $3 million in revenue from burn auctions and EVM base‑fee burns, indicating sustained ecosystem activity. These developments illustrate Injective’s continued alignment with regulatory frameworks, expansion burns. The network announced a Growth Marketing Manager role to drive adoption of its upcoming trading app, signaling a focus on major U.S. exchanges, expanding user acquisition alongside its regulatory and ongoing technical and economic enhancements to its token ecosystem. initiatives.