Recently, I have been following the Injective project, not because they held some cool product launch event. These folks are just quietly working on the "infrastructure" that truly gets the market moving – nothing flashy, but every move is practical.

What I find most interesting is that they have integrated the EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) with the existing WASM environment to run natively. This kind of engineering decision truly addresses real obstacles, rather than just making empty promises.

Why is this matter important? Teams that were already using Ethereum for development can now directly transfer their projects without reinventing the wheel. This lowers the threshold for developers significantly. At the same time, the performance advantages of WASM are also retained, which means that both sides' benefits are obtained. This pragmatic technical approach is clearly more reliable compared to those projects that only make empty promises.