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Today, we are introducing Injective Mint, a unified platform for issuing institutional-grade tokenized assets through a single interface with regulatory rails built in. For the first time, users, institutions and AI agents can launch compliant onchain assets at scale on Injective. Already, Injective has settled more than $6.8 billion...

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