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SEC transfer-agent push
Injective CEO Eric Chen told CNBC TV 18 on Crypto Corner that the company recently secured SEC transfer agent status and called it "a massive game changer" for onboarding tokenized funds, equities and decentralized layer one assets.
“So I, I think that's a massive game changer.”
Chen said the push underway is to "revamp the transfer agent regulation" so it is "more adapted towards like the modern business environment," and he linked Injective’s role to being "one of the first layer one blockchains" to register as a transfer agent.
He also described a timeline of activity around tokenization, including a trial and demo with the post code, described as "the largest or one of the largest Korean logistic and supply chain companies," plus tokenization of Pineapple finance mortgage records.
On the show, Chen said he expects private credit and tokenized funds to lead by dollar value, while "tokenized exotic assets, tokenized equities" and tokenized exotic commodities are positioned as the next wave for traditional finance convergence.
He added that enterprise appetite for on-chain receivables is driven by cost, saying it is "cheaper" and that it "allows for access to capital" in a "much more cost effective way."
Tokenization deals and growth
Crypto Economy highlighted Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority signing a MoU with Securitize to "advance tokenization" in the United Arab Emirates, framing the agreement as a way to attract institutional tokenization activity.
In the same roundup, Crypto Economy said Securitize announced a strategic alliance with Socios.com to develop tokenized equity offerings with minority stakes in professional sports clubs.
The coverage also placed Injective’s tokenized-asset momentum in context, noting Injective climbs into leading layer‑1s with "Massive Tokenized Asset Growth" as tokenized real-world assets expand.
TradingView said Pineapple Financial began onchain migration of a $10B mortgage portfolio, stating it has tokenized over $1 billion in real estate mortgages on Injective and will migrate "more than 29,000 funded mortgages" over time.
Cointelegraph added that the mortgage migration is part of Pineapple’s broader relationship with Injective, including a separate $100 million Injective (INJ) digital asset treasury, with Kraken serving as a primary validator for the holdings.
Hack response and AI stack
Crypto Economy reported that Injective halted block production for nearly four hours after an exploit was detected that compromised native modules of the protocol, describing the event as a significant $4.9M hack response.
“Injective halted block production for nearly four hours”
In the same roundup, Crypto Economy said HashKey became the first Asian digital asset firm to join the DTCC’s tokenization advisory group, and it also noted Falcon Finance unveiled a regulated tokenization pipeline powered by advanced GPU financing in El Salvador.
Separately, Blockchain News said AMD’s Platform Aware Compute Engine (PACE) evolved into an AI orchestrator with LangGraph support, describing deterministic execution and flexible deployment across local and remote AI infrastructure.
Blockchain News tied the orchestration to hardware and performance, stating PACE runs on AMD’s EPYC 9755 series processors with "up to 128 cores per socket" and 1.5TB of RAM, while GPU tasks leverage AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700S GPUs.
It also reported market context for investors, stating "As of September 3, 2026, AMD’s stock trades at $456.47" and that the company’s focus on high-performance AI solutions may drive longer-term value as multi-agent systems gain traction.