The first on-chain trading of the seven giants of U.S. stocks —

The chain reform and tokenization of U.S. stocks should be a new trend.

Injective @injective and the ecosystem's DEX @HelixApp_

Products in this direction should belong to the top tier.

Moreover, the Helix Point Program is very similar to Hyperliquid.

Andrew Kang has shared about it,

so I went to research it.

Injective is the iAsset framework,

which is also the core financial protocol for tokenization.

Regarding the technical characteristics of this framework, my personal understanding is as follows:

1. It can break the limitations of traditional DeFi synthetic assets, improve capital efficiency, and eliminate high collateral requirements.

For example, traditional synthetic assets often require over 150% collateral, and although the built-in collateral buffer can withstand market volatility risks, this form is not only inefficient but also limits more liquidity.

2. iAsset is about breaking the limitations of liquidity.

From the perspective of asset efficiency, instant settlement and reduced transaction costs mean adding to liquidity, which is the fundamental demand behind the birth of the iAsset framework.

Those who work in technology may understand it more deeply; I can at most clarify the pathways from a demand logic perspective.

The product matrix of Injective's ecosystem Helix DEX:

Precious metal trading/foreign exchange market/RWA, etc.

Helix also has a point program similar to Hyperliquid; those interested can position themselves.

Helix itself is a landing tool for on-chain financial needs, allowing investment perspectives to be broader and asset choices to be richer through Injective.

I suggest everyone experience it more; I think there should be great opportunities in the future.