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Blockchain game development platform Enjin (ENJ)<\/b> has been selected by augmented reality (AR) app developer VREX Lab<\/b> as the host network of fast-rising Dyverse<\/b>, a blockchain-based marketplace dApp that allows users to collect, breed, and play with 3D crypto-collectible monsters \u2013 called Kydys<\/b> \u2013 which can be plugged into VREX Lab\u2019s AR video messaging app, Kydy<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n The news that VREX Lab would be collaborating with Enjin to integrate Kydys and other items and characters from Enjin\u2019s partner games (i.e., the Enjin Multiverse<\/b>) into the Dyverse marketplace and the Enjin Wallet<\/b> dropped on Thursday via this announcement<\/span><\/a>. In it, the AR app developer also revealed that they had launched the blockchain-based Dyverse platform on Product Hunt<\/span><\/a>, a popular website that lets users share and discover new products.<\/span><\/p>\n We\u2019re excited to share that AR app developer VREX Lab is adopting the Enjin Platform for @DyverseOfficial<\/a>, a marketplace where users can trade blockchain-based #augmentedreality<\/a> characters and items.<\/p>\n Welcome to the movement!https:\/\/t.co\/4UCGmIwZia<\/a>#erc1155<\/a> #erc721<\/a> #blockchain<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/D7iWaT4Fzf<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Enjin (@enjin) January 17, 2019<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The dual-announcements from VREX Lab regarding Dyverse appear to have sparked interest within the budding crypto-gaming and crypto-collectible community. Looking to leading Ethereum block explorer Etherscan<\/i><\/span><\/a>, Dyverse is ranked \u2013 at the time of writing \u2013 second for 24-hour transfers<\/b> in and out of smart contracts that comply with ERC-721<\/b> (i.e., Ethereum\u2019s standard for non-fungible tokens (NFTs)).<\/span><\/p>\n Helping convey the significance of Dyverse\u2019s second-place ranking, Etherscan <\/i>tracks a total of 998 ERC-721 token contracts<\/b>. The only dApp responsible for more transfers is the highly popular, heavily funded CryptoKitties<\/b>, which has recorded 4,636 transfers over the past 24 hours (vs. 979 for Dyverse).<\/span><\/p>\n Despite being busy working with South Korea- and China-headquartered VREX Lab to integrate the Dyverse marketplace dApp, there remains plenty down the short-term pipeline for the development of Enjin\u2019s own product suite.<\/span><\/p>\n Indeed, early Thursday evening saw Maxim Blagov (CEO, Co-Founder & Creative Director)<\/b> tweet<\/span><\/a> that soon, users will be able to \u201cuse the Enjin Mobile Wallet to seamlessly exchange hundreds of trading pairs.\u201d Included are Enjin\u2019s very own Enjin Coin (ENJ)<\/b>, as well as ether (ETH)<\/b>, bitcoin (BTC)<\/b>, litecoin (LTC)<\/b> and numerous ERC-20-compliant tokens<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n The release of this exchange feature, according to Blagov\u2019s tweet, will \u201call [be] thanks to the world\u2019s first native, decentralized, in-app multi-exchange integration,\u201d enabled by Kyber Network (KNC)<\/b>, Bancor (BNT)<\/b> and Changelly<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n
Dyverse Soars to 2<\/b><\/span>nd<\/sup><\/b><\/span> Among Ethereum NFTs<\/b><\/span><\/h3>\n
Enjin CEO Teases Upcoming Crypto Exchange Feature<\/b><\/span><\/h3>\n