Enjin Coin is one of the crypto projects floating around on CoinMarketCap among several others. Recently, BlockPublisher got in touch with the Co-Founder and the Chief Executive Officer of the platform, Maxim Blagov to get to know more about the project.
Talking about the current focus of the platform, Maxim stated:
“Maxim: This month, we are gearing up for two major releases: EnjinX and an in-wallet token exchange system for the Enjin Wallet.
EnjinX is a web-based universal blockchain explorer that will allow users to easily search all major blockchains for transactions, addresses, blocks, token transfers, and more—all on an elegantly designed, straightforward website. A clean, simple, and easy way to navigate blockchain data with APIs that seamlessly aggregate data for easy integration into websites, platforms, games, and apps. We’ve created EnjinX to be the “Google of blockchain,” and we predict it will become the most popular blockchain-based web app within 12 months.
Moving into 2019, the ERC-1155 token standard created by our CTO Witek Radomski will soon be finalized and released, which has applications beyond gaming and can serve the wider ecosystem. We are also on the cusp of releasing our Blockchain SDK for Unity, which will give the 4.5 million developers that use the Unity game engine the power to implement blockchain assets into their games.”
The EnjinX blockchain explorer mentioned by Maxim surely seems to be one product to look out for in the future. It will be interesting to see how it is any different than the rest of such tools available. The aim of becoming the “Google of blockchain”, as pointed out by Maxim, also seems to be pretty ambitious. Let’s see if the Enjin team is able to pull it off.
Another thing to look out for in the Enjin ecosystem is the release of the ERC-1155 token standard which is created by the CTO of the platform, Witek Radomski. This token seems to have its wings spread beyond just the world of gaming. The release of the Blockchain SDK for Unity is another thing that seems to be under the platform’s main focus right now.
Talking about the team being local or global, Maxim also stated:
“Maxim: Enjin is headquartered in Singapore, but our team is global. We have developers and team members across Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America.”
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