- Injective's EVM testnet now supports the Unified MultiVM token standard for seamless cross-VM token use without bridging.
- Developers can use the familiar EVM tools while accessing the Cosmos-Native modules through Injective's powerful precompilation architecture.
Recently, Injective officially launched EVM TestNet, with a flagship feature called MultiVM Token Standard (MTS). Essentially, developers can now use one IND token that is valid for virtual machines (both EVMs and Cosmos) without worrying about bridges or wrapping. Just click on (Expand) and the token can be used directly in two different environments.
breaking speed: Injective EVM TestNet has received a major upgrade
You can now access the MultiVM Token Standard (MTS). One standard $ING token across multiple VMs, unfolded in one click
Burning fiercely. seamless. It's really interoperable.
Injective will not stop.
– Injective🥷 (@Injective) July 4, 2025
Deep integration across VMs without compromising speed
However, MTS is not just about efficiency. This mechanism is found in the Precompile Bank and ERC-20 modules that are directly connected to the Cosmos Bank module. This means that the token balance remains the same regardless of the VM.
Behind the scenes, all transfers, burns, and mint are done through a precompiled address (0x64) that is directly connected to Injective's native architecture. So, while it may seem simple, this system has a deep technical foundation.
Interestingly, its execution speed is not sacrificed for flexibility. The testnet can handle approximately 800 optical transactions per second, as well as 320 heavy transactions with a gas limit of 50 million per block. Additionally, the EVM engine used is the latest version of Geth and is directly compatible with popular developer tools such as Metamask, Hardhat, Foundry, and even Remix.
However, the injections do not stop. We also embedded a set of additional prepiles that allow robustness contracts to interact directly with Injective's signature features, such as staking, governance, and purchase orders. For developers who want to build complex defi, this is a kind of shortcut without building everything from scratch.
Injective moves forward with stability, XRP access and community support
Meanwhile, the network stability is also worthy of praise. As we highlighted last May, Injective surpassed 2 billion chain transactions without stopping or stopping fatal errors. Blocks can be completed in an average of 0.6 seconds, and network throughput can reach over 25,000 transactions (TPS) per second.
With this kind of performance, Injective is increasingly valuable to be considered as an alternative for developers tired of traditional network limitations.
Additionally, CNF recently reported that Injective has integrated XRPL EVM into its infrastructure. This opens doors where XRP is used directly in both COSMOS and the EVM-based Defi ecosystem. Developers can now build cross-chain Defi applications that utilize XRP without leaving the injection environment.
Aside from the technical aspects, the community aspects are unforgettable. Zellic, known as a security audit provider, is highlighted in Injective's Validator Spotlight series.
Not only have they contributed to strengthening network security and governance, they are also offering new delegators a 0% fee in the rebate campaign running until the end of July. This is not just a strategy, it is also a commitment to network sustainability.
Among all these developments, the price of Inj tokens has risen. At the time of writing, the token is sitting around $10.82– Around 3.79% It has been slightly revised in the last 7 days and over the last 24 hours. To many, this may not seem that much, but it is enough to show Injective's enthusiastic market response to new directions.
