The Enjin I Remember
I remember downloading the Enjin wallet a couple of years ago only to be somewhat shocked by the finished product. The coins and tokens that the wallet supported were pretty extensive but the UI was terrible and appeared extremely unprofessional. This actually deterred me from making use of the wallet and actually left me feeling rather disappointed as there was a fair amount of hype surrounding Enjin back then.
Download the wallet today and you will be presently surprised by a neat and crisp UI that is light years ahead of the old version. Though it is not quite at the level of say Trust Wallet, it is pretty decent, especially when compared to the original version.
Enjin is now so much more than a wallet and specializes in gaming and gaming collectibles, which makes it a candidate for NFT glory! I recently mentioned that I wanted to gain exposure to a couple of projects that stood to benefit if NFT's developed into a craze. Speculating on NFT's themselves is something that I am currently not enticed by and would rather look at projects that stand to gain from a potential NFT boom.
Enjin Offers 4 Key Services
Firstly, users can make use of the Platform to create and build games and assets that have value thanks to blockchain technology. Blockchain allows assets to not only exist within the game but externally as well, creating the reality of rare collectibles.
The Enjin Platform minting panel enables users to create and manage their assets in a very user friendly environment. All assets are created with Enjin coin, which provides value from the creator, as well as Enjin!
Users also have access to the Enjin wallet, which as mentioned earlier has a very extensive selection of coins and tokens. There is also a specific wallet where users can store NFT collectibles, which helps keep the whole experience in-house. In many ways it is quite similar to the Trust Wallet just minus the staking feature.
There is however no DEX incorporated into the wallet but there is a swap feature which utilizes Changelly. I must admit that I really enjoy the DEX on the Trust Wallet, which elevates it quite significantly in my eyes.
Thirdly, there is also the built-in market place, where users can trade NFT collectibles. Currently, more than 6.9 million Enjin coins have been spent creating digital assets, with the top selling asset fetching as much as 50K Enjin coins! Users can list and buy collectibles via the Enjin Wallet.
Enjin also incorporates Beam, a blockchain powered marketing resource to grow and engage your target audience. You can issue digital rewards through your own custom designed marketing campaign!
Send early invites, gift cards, discounts and VIP tickets to your community. Beam helps you target and reward your own niche audience.
Enjin has progressed in leaps and bounds in my opinion and is pretty well positioned to benefit from an NFT boom. With multiple use cases and exposure to the the world of NFT's, Enjin meets the requirements of being a great potential investment.
This is however not investment advice, so please do your own research.
