Injective CEO @ericinjective met with officials from the White House, SEC and CFTC in Washington yesterday. He was joined by our General Counsel, Head of Policy and Head of Research. Injective has quietly built the foundation for tokenization to thrive in America, inside the regulatory framework and in direct collaboration with the U.S. government and major regulatory bodies. → Injective Institutional Services became an @SECGov registered transfer agent in August, giving tokenized securities on Injective official ownership records → $INJ joined the select group of crypto assets with @CFTC regulated futures listed here in the U.S. → Injective Mint gives issuers a compliant way to bring real world assets onchain → In 2025 we proposed a time based exemption for DeFi builders to the SEC Crypto Task Force. The SEC issued its Innovation Exemption last month, and we are working to extend that relief so American builders can launch here instead of offshore → We filed an additional comment letter with the SEC making the case that DeFi lending is not a securities transaction → The Injective Summit brought @WhiteHouse officials, sitting senators and members of Congress from both sides of the aisle together to work on the future of onchain finance → The Injective Policy Institute is continuing to work with lawmakers in D.C. on clear rules for tokenization, DeFi and onchain perpetuals The rules for onchain capital markets are being set right now, and Injective is at the table with the people setting them.