Undervalued, under traded and hardly talked about. Enjin Coin.
I wanted to bring some attention to this coin, because I don't think it's quite gotten the exposure it should have yet.
There was an ICO in October for an ERC20 token that would be used as a platform for Enjin.com. The ICO was initially opened at $0.03 for private investors and $0.05 for public entry. The token is right now trading above $0.12. Enjin.com is a highly sucessful company from Singapore that basically lets you create and integrate a CMS website into various MMO's using their API's and Minecraft servers using plugins. The said plugin has a combined documented total of 5.2 Million downloads, the Enjin.com website has over 19.3 Million registered users. There are hundreds of thousands of Enjin based communities where only the website owner knows such.
Unlike many gaming tokens or coins that try to verify competitions or use external blockchain solutiosn, they are slated to launch the full contract and plugin late January and will be bringing an Ark plugin as well as other platform SDK's. These SDKs will be the breeding ground for custom items tied to the blockchain in moddable games or completely new games. The items and the coins are directly integrated into games and their dev team has already begun working on a plethora of items to be released next year.
On top of that, the Enjin secure wallet is being released on the 29th for Android and later iOS and Windows. It will support BTC, LTC, ENJ and all ERC20 tokens. They will be working on adding new tokens after the initial release.
They ahve a very detailed roadmap on their website with all of the planned features. Their developers are always on their Telegram.
The tokens are currently seeing the highest volume trading on Binance. The trading volume is a measly 750 BTC. Comparing that to other crypto markets with thousands of BTC trades, we can calculate a suggested token price of nearly $8 once full Enjin.com implementation is reached. A lot of tokens and cryptos are traded on pure speculation, but the team at Enjin has delivered in every aspect of their company and has been customer focused form the begining creating the easiest CMS gaming implementation on the internet. I don't "think" that Enjin will be successful, I know enjin will be sucessful and wanted to give you all a fair warning and early preview into their project.
I implore you to check out their site, look at their marketing team and even check out some servers and communities surrounding Enjin. You will see this is not a maybe coin, we haven't reached the customer base yet.. This will be huge.
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