How Enjin Is Redefining Gaming One NFT At A Time

The ability to assign In-game assets a real-life value through cryptocurrencies on the blockchain has revolutionised the gaming industry, an industry bigger than both Hollywood and the entire sporting industry combined.

  • Playing games with real-life value all while having actual ownership over in-game items
  • The largest NFT project worldwide, changing gaming and partnering with Twitch and BMW
  • Eliminating grey markets through smart contract royalties and owning in-game assets

First launched in 2009, Enjin is a decentralised online community gaming platform with over 20 million registered gamers in over 250,000 gaming communities. Enjin is not just a game but a community and a decentralised ecosystem. It is operated on the Ethereum network and provides a massive platform allowing for the customisation of gamer forums …

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