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Solstice Testnet Early Access Launch
Early access to the Solstice testnet is ready for takeoff! This release will enable individuals to have the first look at the Injective exchange that from day one has been built to be fully decentralized, fast, and free of any gas fees.

Injective Golden Ticket Early Access
The growth of the worldwide Injective family has played an integral role in the project's journey thus far. Injective just launched early access to the Solstice Testnet (Link) which will enable supporters to get their first look at the Injective DEX. As a show of appreciation, Injective’s Golden Ti

Layer One and DeFi: Injective, Avalanche, Oasis Labs & Near Protocol
Injective Labs (Eric Chen) hosts a talk with major players in the layer one space such as Avalanche (Emin Gun Sirer), Oasis Labs (Dawn Song), and Near Protocol (Illia Polosukhin). The discussion delves into layer one structures, the current state of DeFi, ETH 2.0, protocol scaling, sharding, and pri

Injective Collaborates with Stafi to Enable New Staking and Yield Farming Opportunities using Substrate
Injective has welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with Stafi, a DeFi protocol built on Substrate for staking derivatives that unlocks the liquidity of staked assets. This partnership will create a number of new opportunities not only for Injective and Stafi but also for the DeFi community as a w

The Injective Ecosystem
Injective supporters around the world have come together to create a truly decentralized derivatives exchange. As the community looks to launch the testnet soon, it is important that everyone understands all the ways in which they can participate in the Injective Ecosystem. Whether you’re a trader,

Forbes: How Spotting Market Inefficiencies Can Spur Successful Startups: A Case Study With Eric Chen
The Web3, or blockchain, industry, is currently in the midst of a digital transformation. We’re seeing a major push for open-source and fully decentralized products that are governed by the users themselves. While many companies claim to be truly open-source, the reality is that creating a fully fr



