- Growing gaming market
- Big user base
- Digital backing
Enjin Coin is an ERC20 Token that started out as an ICO around August 2017 and opened its Token Sale publicly be purchased a few months later in October. Enjin is being designed for the gaming industry with both developers and gamers in mind.
True sense of ownership
Enjin Coin aims to give a true sense of ownership and value to items. I will go more into this later on. The experience they are designing will gives players a very quick fraudless transaction when selling or buying in game items or privileges.
Conclusion
EnjinCoin is very promising. It has a working use case with in a very large community and is proven to be very useful. While the ownership is not the only part of EnjinCoin, in my mind it is the most prominent feature it has to offer and what makes it stand apart from the competitors that are in the same market.
ENJ cryptocurrency is a digital platform token based on Ethereum network for creating centralized applications in the game field. With Enjin Coin (ERC20 token standard), developers can not only create virtual game products but also implement them.
The most common use of Enjin is to create community, clan or guild sites. Modules built on the Enjin platform, such as the Wiki page, ticket support system, message board, and application system, allow users to create a custom website specifically for their communities.
Since ENJ is an ERC-20 based token, it can be stored both on the Ledger and Trezor.
Ledger
As for using the Nano Ledger S, the first step towards setting up your device is unboxing you device and checking if you have received all the accessories with the device. Once you have unboxed your device, you need to configure it and initialize it before being able to use it. The process is quite simple and will hardly take about 20-30 minutes post which you will be set to use your Ledger Nano S device.
Before you start
Install the Ethereum app
Next steps
This video does a pretty good job at explaining how the setup works.
Trezor
As for Trezor, installing is really simple. To properly install it users should attach the unit to the computer. After that continue with installing the bridge which allows the Trezor to join with the computer. The first step is to connect the Trezor to device’s USB slot with the cable given in the box. After that, go to myTrezor.com and proceed with installing the browser extension. Trezor can also be used on Android or an iPhone, or on a Windows or Mac computer. Now, initiate the extension and myTrezor will direct you to pick a PIN. After this, you will notice nine buttons but the numbers are hidden. After this, users should check the Trezor’s screen to recognize which numbers are in which place because it switches every time. Now set the PIN. Shortly after, Trezor should present a 24-word wallet “seed”. In short, one word at a time. Note down this seed and save it carefully. If your Trezor device malfunctions or is lost, you can utilize the seed to reconstruct the complete wallet. This video explains how to set up your trezor quite well.
Exodus
First, we have Exodus, which supports a ton of other cryptocurrencies along with ENJ and is pretty straightforward and easy to use. Just download the app from the official site(exodus.io) and get straight into creating your wallet. Exodus stores your Private Keys on the machine you choose and not on any server, providing you with a relative peace of mind when it comes to the security of your coins.
Atomic Wallet
Another option is Atomic Wallet.
Atomic Wallet is a desktop wallet built with security, anonymity and decentralization in mind.
Atomic Wallet was designed to leverage the potential of atomic swaps and become part of a fully-fledged decentralized cryptocurrency ecosystem.
The “physical” wallet itself is a PC application that can be downloaded onto your computer. Your private keys and other data will then be stored on your PC in an encrypted form.
This means you hold your own keys, which are encrypted and kept only on your own device, control your own funds and can efficiently swap tokens without needing to go through a centralized exchange.
This application then interacts with the blockchains of supported coins. For example, if you check your transaction history in the program, it looks it up on the blockchain and then shows it to you, rather than storing this potentially sensitive information somewhere.
MEW
ENJ is based on the Ethereum ERC-20 standard which means that all ERC-20 supporting wallets can house your ENJ. For an online-based wallet, we recommend MyEtherWallet. The wallet offers a brilliant combination of speed, trustworthiness and simplicity, making it the most popular online wallet for ether and any ERC20-based tokens.
Simply visit myetherwallet.com and set up your wallet with a method of your choosing, just make sure to store your private key somewhere safe. It's wise to have it written down on paper in case your PC/notebook malfunctions.
The only downside to using an online wallet like MEW is that there are literally hundreds of phishing scams out there to get your eth, so you better double check the address everytime and make sure to watch out for any malicious activity on your browser or PC.