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Injective files with SEC in push for onchain securities
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The layer-1 blockchain wants on-chain ownership records to carry the same legal weight as traditional transfer agent filings Injective has submitted a transfer agent registration filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission as it seeks to build regulated infrastructure.
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