Injective, a notable blockchain supported by Mark Cuban and Binance, has introduced a fresh integration. According to the platform, it is merging with IoTeX, which serves as an open-source platform combining the Internet of Things and blockchain technology. The company announced the integration via its official account on the social media platform X.
@iotex_io has now been integrated with Injective, enabling a seamless transfer of IoTeX assets to Injective. This integration paves the way for innovative DePin applications, use cases, and assets to enter the Injective ecosystem through a variety of dApps developed on Injective.
Injective Integrates with IoTex to Facilitate Unparalleled Asset Transfers
In a recent post on X, the platform expressed its excitement about the new collaboration. It highlighted that the integration is primarily focused on streamlining transfers, providing consumers with significant advantages. Users will have the ability to transfer tokens effortlessly.
Injective functions as an L1 blockchain platform that supports the creation of robust DeFi applications. It offers a plug-and-play infrastructure that allows developers to easily and rapidly build and launch robust Web3 finance applications. The platform is powered by its native token, INJ, which drives various operations within its ecosystem, including protocol governance and decentralized application value capture.
The Integration Empowers the Incorporation of New Assets and DePin Apps
IoTeX operates as an open-source forum that harnesses both blockchain and the Internet of Things. The company is committed to contributing to decentralized machine finance in the future. In unveiling the unique integration, Injective disclosed that it enables the integration of distinctive assets, DePin apps, and use cases into its ecosystem through a diverse range of dApps on Injective.
