Enjin News

A new NFT marketplace plans to make tokenized art and media real, putting it on things like T-shirts and hats, and even 3D printing them.

As the Coinbase effect sends Enjin and other crypto tokens skyward, Markets Pro subscribers benefit from headlines delivered directly to their mobile devices.

ENJ, the native token of the Enjin blockchain ecosystem, is up 31% in the last 24 hours for three key reasons.

Bitcoin price appears to be gaining bullish momentum after BTC bounced off the lower Bollinger Band.

Amid the expanding nonfungible token metaverse, Enjin is set to debut the first-ever NFT blockchain built on Polkadot.

New partnerships, the growing popularity of NFT art and the upcoming launch of JumpNet are just a few reasons why Enjin has rallied more than 800%.

Sellers pushed Bitcoin price below $55,000 even as record-high BTC futures open interest and optimism surrounding the issuance of $1,400 stimulus checks for Americans had traders anticipating a rally.

The limited-edition NFT artworks are already selling for thousands more than the original price. They combine work from 100 unique artists who might not have entered the space on their own.

Bitcoin bulls are looking to eliminate a key overhead resistance level in order to create a path to $55,000.

The growing popularity of NFTs and recent exchange listings helped lift Enjin Coin to a new all-time high.

NFTs are pumping right now, with a new report identifying more NFT sales in the last 24 hours than during the entirety of 2020.

Microsoft’s new game rewards players with NFTs that unlock secret games inside Minecraft.

A limited-supply virtual fashion collection is up for grabs, while a new app allows holders to see it in the real world.

The asset recently received the blessing of the Japanese Virtual Currency Exchange Association.

Atari furthers its foray into the world of blockchain with another licensing partnership, this time bringing its IP to the Enjin platform.