Arbitrum recently announced via their X account a significant technological advancement through the integration of Injective’s inEVM with their Orbit tech stack. This development creates a highly customized, interoperable rollup that promises ultra-fast transaction speeds and bridges the ecosystems of Injective, Cosmos, and Arbitrum.

This integration enables developers to leverage unique features of the Orbit tech stack through Caldera, powered by Injective’s native custom gas token, $INJ. It facilitates seamless asset and liquidity transfers across the three platforms, opening new opportunities for innovation within Ethereum’s expanded ecosystem.

Injective celebrated this milestone in their blog and X posts, highlighting how the Orbit stack enhances user transactions' efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This collaboration extends the toolkit available to developers beyond the traditional Ethereum L2 framework, making inEVM more powerful by combining Ethereum’s robust infrastructure with Injective’s speed and affordability.

Financial markets have responded to this collaboration. INJ is priced at $23.52, reflecting a slight 0.70% dip in the last day but a 3.55% rise over the past week. Meanwhile, Arbitrum’s token stands at $1.02, with a 0.69% increase in the last day and a 1.84% rise over the past seven days.

This partnership underscores a significant advancement in blockchain technology, highlighting the growing trend towards platform interoperability. By merging these technologies, a unified and streamlined blockchain environment is being forged, crucial for enhancing scalability and the broader adoption of blockchain applications in the future.