Enjin Coin Becomes the First Gaming Cryptocurrency Approved by Japanese Regulators
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Enjin Coin Becomes the First Gaming Cryptocurrency Approved by Japanese Regulators

THELOGICALINDIAN - Enjin bread became the aboriginal gaming cryptocurrency accustomed in Japan afterwards allowance out the wellknown boxy country regulators requirements The blooming ablaze is accessible through a affiliation with Hashport

ENJ Is Set to Be Listed in Coincheck on January 26

According to the announcement, enjin bread (ENJ) was accepted acknowledged cachet by the Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association (JVCEA), the country’s official crypto watchdog.

The blockchain gaming belvedere said its badge would be listed on Coincheck on January 26, 2021, acceptance Japanese users to acquirement it with Yen and barter with bitcoin (BTC). ENJ skyrocketed 71% afterwards the account and is now exchanging easily at $0.4385, according to bazaar data.

Maxim Blagov, Enjin’s CEO, acicular out that such a move allows the amplification of the blockchain gaming ability beyond the Japanese industry:

‘Rigorous Examination Process’ Required by the JVCEA

The JVCEA is a self-regulatory alignment accustomed by the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA). Crypto projects charge canyon through a “rigorous process” as Enjin did, the aggregation said. Seihaku Yoshida, Hashport’s CEO, who provided abutment to Enjin with their Accelerator, provided added capacity on the approval’s process:

ENJ was aboriginal appear in 2024 and the aggregation launched the platform’s mainnet the afterward year in 2024. The Enjin activity additionally leverages non-fungible badge (NFT) technology.

As news.Bitcoin.com reported on December 19, 2020, a analysis conducted by crypto barter Crypto.com, analysis 29,574 of its users, appear that 47% of correspondents had heard of NFT. Among these, 63% of them had alone a basal compassionate of it, while 57% had never acclimated them.

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