Injective releases IIP-619 proposal for real-time USDC Mainnet upgrade to scale EVM and enable programmable payments

Injective’s governance proposal IIP-619 was approved, setting up a mainnet upgrade designed to expand the network’s real-time EVM performance and improve support for next-generation, programmable payments. Coverage of the proposal says the upgrade is meant to strengthen Injective’s MultiVM architecture, improve integrations for real-world assets and oracle-based price feeds, and expand a shared liquidity layer used across the chain. The broader context is Injective’s push to position itself as a settlement layer for stablecoin infrastructure and onchain financial applications. Independent governance trackers describe the upgrade as part of that effort, emphasizing stricter token-pair metadata checks, tighter margin and liquidation controls, and protocol-level support for institutional-grade payment and settlement use cases. The story matters because it signals a continued move by blockchain networks toward combining smart-contract execution, stablecoin rails, and financial-market infrastructure in a single system, with the upgrade likely affecting validators, developers, and users building on Injective.

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