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Story: Enjin Coin Market Place for NFTs Bring Game-Changing Ideas to Life on Polkadot

By Steven Anderson

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The Enjin blog states:  “NFTs of today are like spaceships in the late Sixties—good enough to take us to the Moon, but not powerful enough to get us to the stars.”

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There is an Enjin blog, which talks about: “Introducing Efinity: NFT Blockchain on Polkadot.”

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For clarity, Enjin Coin powers more than 2 billion non-fungible tokens (NFTs).  The good thing is that every NFT can be melted back in to coin.

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Enjin coin facilitates a market place where it is possible to discover buy and sell rare and unique NFTs. Users can find their treasure by buying and selling rare and unique NFTs.

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They strongly believe in that the virtual worlds of tomorrow will evolve in to an interconnected digital reality.

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Enjin blog states that NFTs on Efinity are being presented to mainstream audiences and that it will be carried on the wings of everyone from famous artists and musicians, to…

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For clarity, Efinity will be the next generation blockchain for NFTs. This blockchain is exclusively purpose built for NFTs.

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The name Efinity represents seriousness, thought, intuition, intent and wisdom.  With NFTs being special tokens, the name is very apt. 

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Enjin have raised nearly $19 million to build Polkadot-based blockchain exclusively for NFTs.

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Witek Radomski, Enjin CTO stated, the network’s Phase 1 is expected to launch around the end of this year or the beginning of 2022.

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The chapters of NFT history are getting written.  NFT specific blockchains are becoming a point of interest.

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The interesting thing is that mainstream audience are buying into NFTs.  Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are believed to help create a truly free, global digital economy.

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When talking about already existing NFTs, the blog points to how NFT projects are fragmented into incompatible ecosystems, thus making collaboration between projects impossible,…

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Also, points to how there are no blockchains, which are exclusively purpose-built for NFT users and on how legacy networks fall short of expectations.

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In most of the blockchain networks, the rewards on proof of work blockchains which support the non-fungible tokens are claimed by miners.

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