$0.03072 right now, not far from ATL.
Nothing odd because many alts do break their ATL, but I’m wondering if Enjin could be something to have an eye on.
Gaming and blockchain integration was on the headlines a few years back but never really took off. I think the concept was ahead of its time, and probably still is.
On November 16th, the ”Fort Canning” upgrade will go live. Fort Canning is the largest upgrade to the Enjin Blockchain since launch.
https://enjin.io/blog/enjin-blockchain-f...g-upgrade/
What’s your thoughts?
Oct 7, 2026 05:20 PM
(This post was last modified: Oct 7, 2026 05:22 PM by SUI-3183372.)
Enjin cant support anything other than very simplistic games, your usual cash grabs and extraction plays. A good gaming chain needs parallelization and ways to bundle many complex actions into a singular transaction, like programmable transaction blocks. No dynamic fields, 6 seconds to finality, it doesn't have a lot going for it other than cheap gas. Nothing about November's upgrade fixes this, November's upgrade is a pretty big nothingburger.
Let the bad gaming chain die imo.
(Oct 7, 2026 05:20 PM)SUI-3183372 Wrote: Enjin cant support anything other than very simplistic games, your usual cash grabs and extraction plays. A good gaming chain needs parallelization and ways to bundle many complex actions into a singular transaction, like programmable transaction blocks. No dynamic fields, 6 seconds to finality, it doesn't have a lot going for it other than cheap gas. Nothing about November's upgrade fixes this, November's upgrade is a pretty big nothingburger.
Let the bad gaming chain die imo.
Thanks for your input. That’s some valid points. Perhaps in the future, they can grow into something more sustainable and eventually work with 3A titles.
Do you know of any other projects like Enjin that maybe adresses the cons you mentioned?
Never heard of it . if it's not in top 20 wouldn't touch it with a 10ft pole lol.
(Oct 7, 2026 07:51 PM)Maskin Wrote: Thanks for your input. That’s some valid points. Perhaps in the future, they can grow into something more sustainable and eventually work with 3A titles.
Do you know of any other projects like Enjin that maybe adresses the cons you mentioned?
There aren't a lot of blockchains focused on just gaming right now, it's a really tough vertical.
There are blockchains like Sui who are very well suited for gaming, it's what EVE Online has chosen Sui to integrate blockchain into their game(s), but Sui's focus isn't specifically gaming, it just has what gaming needs. (Disclaimer: I'm a certified Sui shill)
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