Question 1

What is RPC in Injective?

Accepted Answer

Injective is a finance-focused Layer-1 blockchain built on the Cosmos SDK with proof-of-stake consensus, combining a MultiVM execution layer that runs EVM and CosmWasm smart contracts over a shared state with a native onchain orderbook implemented as a protocol module.

Question 2

Why does Injective use RPC?

Accepted Answer

It was designed for applications where market structure matters: spot and perpetual exchanges, derivatives, tokenized real-world assets, and lending. Instead of leaving order matching to individual applications, Injective provides it at the protocol level, so every application can post orders against the same shared liquidity. Sub-second finality and low per-transaction fees suit trading workloads, where confirmation delays and failed transactions directly affect execution quality.

Question 3

How to use Injective RPC?

Accepted Answer

Injective's orderbook is a chain-level module, so the state of every open order is a protocol object rather than data inside one contract. Orders are matched with frequent batch auctions: transactions in each block are cleared together at a uniform price, which limits front-running and sandwich-style MEV. Developers can write contracts in Solidity (EVM) or Rust (CosmWasm) and call the same native modules, and the MultiVM Token Standard keeps a single token balance across both environments. The chain connects to other networks through IBC and bridges.

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