DeFi's performance bottleneck and asset island problems have always been unavoidable pain points in the industry. And the answer Injective has delivered this time might truly be about rewriting the rules of the game — they have launched a native EVM environment, which is not just a simple technical patch, but a complete architectural revolution.

The concept of MultiVM sounds quite sci-fi, but Injective has made it a reality. What makes this native EVM so impressive?

First, the development barrier. The millions of Ethereum developers can now seamlessly migrate their familiar Solidity code and MetaMask wallets. No need to relearn a new language, no need to adapt to unfamiliar toolchains — this frictionless migration experience is significant for ecosystem expansion.

More importantly, performance is unleashed. These migrated applications can directly leverage the underlying hardcore capabilities of the Injective chain: high-speed transaction engine, zero Gas fee mechanism, and a professional-grade order book system. It’s like welding Ethereum’s liquidity ecosystem with Injective’s ultimate performance.

The ecosystem’s rapid response also demonstrates market recognition. Over 40 DApps and infrastructure teams have already announced their plans to build on this new environment, covering a wide range of fields.

The essence of this move is actually solving a long-standing contradiction: how to maintain decentralization characteristics while bringing on-chain financial experience close to traditional finance efficiency. Injective’s chosen path is technical integration rather than trade-offs — aiming for Ethereum’s ecosystem depth and their own performance advantages simultaneously. From current progress, this path seems to be working.