Injective Unveils inEVM Integration with Arbitrum Orbit
Injective Unveils inEVM Integration with Arbitrum Orbit
馃殌 Injective's Cosmic Leap

Injective has announced the integration of its inEVM with Arbitrum Orbit, enabling ultra-fast transaction speeds across Injective, Cosmos, and Arbitrum. Developed in collaboration with Caldera, inEVM allows developers to leverage customized features of the Orbit tech stack through Injective's native gas token, $INJ, facilitating seamless transfer of assets and liquidity across the three ecosystems. This integration brings the ecosystems together, opening new frontiers for users and developers across Cosmos to explore and create new use cases on Ethereum.
Today we鈥檙e unveiling Injective鈥檚 inEVM integration with Arbitrum Orbit to bring a fully customized interoperable rollup across Cosmos and Ethereum. Built by @injective & @calderaxyz, inEVM enables ultra-fast transaction speeds across Injective, Cosmos, and Arbitrum. Details馃憞
Robinhood Chain Leads Blockchain Stock Tokenization Growth

Robinhood Chain has added 240,000 stock token holders in the past 30 days, outpacing all other blockchains in tokenization growth. **Key Details:** - The platform operates on the Arbitrum Platform - EU users can access 2,000+ Stock Tokens linked to U.S. stocks and ETPs on Arbitrum One - Robinhood Chain is transitioning from shared infrastructure to a dedicated Layer 2 solution - Testnet is currently live for users to explore The growth signals increasing adoption of tokenized traditional assets on blockchain infrastructure.
Arbitrum Positions as Payment Infrastructure with Speed and Cost Advantages

Arbitrum is marketing itself as an optimal platform for payment businesses, highlighting three key technical features: - **Deep stablecoin liquidity** for seamless transactions - **Sub-cent transaction costs** for economic viability - **250ms block times** (100ms on dedicated chains) for fast settlement The platform previously demonstrated its infrastructure capabilities through derivatives platform Variational, which has processed over $114B in trading volume with 22K+ weekly users since launch. Arbitrum frames these features as "the fastest path to payment product-market fit," targeting businesses looking to build payment solutions on Layer 2 infrastructure.
WalletConnect Integration Makes Arbitrum More Accessible for Institutional Payments
WalletConnect has published details on how it's making Arbitrum's ecosystem more accessible for payments and institutional use. The integration comes as Arbitrum positions itself as a settlement layer for institutions, with recent additions including: - **x402 pathway** through Coinbase's hosted facilitator - **MPP (Multi-Party Payments)** via Offchain's open-source implementation These developments support Arbitrum's goal of becoming the primary platform for agentic finance - automated financial transactions executed by AI agents or smart contracts. The WalletConnect integration aims to simplify access to Arbitrum's liquidity infrastructure, making it easier for developers and institutions to build payment solutions on the network. [Read the full technical details](https://walletconnect.com/blog/arbitrum-drives-payments-with-walletconnect)
Entropy Advisors Launches Dedicated Analytics Site for Arbitrum Ecosystem
**Entropy Advisors has launched a comprehensive analytics website** tracking the Arbitrum platform and its ecosystem. The new site provides detailed statistics and metrics for: - Arbitrum One - Robinhood Chain - Additional Arbitrum-based networks This follows Entropy Advisors' previous work creating Arbitrum dashboards on Dune Analytics, which covered sectors from DeFi to real-world assets (RWAs). The dedicated platform offers users a centralized resource for monitoring activity and growth across the Arbitrum ecosystem.
Arbitrum Explains Why Enterprises Choose L2 Over L1 Blockchains

Arbitrum published a guide helping enterprises decide between Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchain architectures. The blog post breaks down the key tradeoffs institutions face when choosing their chain infrastructure. It focuses on why dedicated L2 solutions built on the Arbitrum Platform are becoming the preferred choice for enterprise deployments. **Key considerations covered:** - Performance and scalability differences - Cost implications - Security models - Customization capabilities The guide aims to clarify one of the most critical product decisions facing enterprises entering the blockchain space. [Read the full analysis](https://blog.arbitrum.io/l1-vs-l2-choosing-the-right-chain-architecture-for-your-enterprise/)