Enjin Blockchain Tips
This page contains some helpful tips for working with Enjin Blockchain.
Different Kinds of ENJ
There are a couple different kinds of ENJ coin to be aware of. All chain interactions for Etherscape are built on top of Enjin Matrixchain.
Enjin Matrixchain
The core NFT chain built on top of Enjin Blockchain. All interactions with Etherscape use this chain. It is also the chain used by NFT.io. The address starts with "ef".
Enjin Relaychain
The governance chain for Enjin Blockchain. This chain is used when interacting with exchanges like HTX and MEXC. It is also used for staking to secure the chain and earn governance rewards. The address starts with "en"
ERC-20 ENJ
This is the legacy version of Enjin built on ERC-20 (Ethereum). It is not used in game. However, using the Enjin Wallet app you can convert it to Enjin Matrixchain (but you must pay ETH gas fees for the transaction).
ERC-20 EFI
This is the legacy version of Efinity which has now been converted into the Enjin Matrixchain. You can convert it to Enjin Matrixchain at a 4:1 ratio (but you must pay ETH gas fees for the transaction).
Exchanges that Support Enjin Blockchain
If you want to buy ENJ directly on ENJ blockchain (instead of ERC-20 which takes 24 hours and ETH gas fees to migrate) then this is a list of exchanges that support it...
Binance (not Binance.US)
MEXC
HTX
KuCoin
Kraken
Crypto.com
How to Migrate ENJ from ERC-20
If you have ERC-20 ENJ (such as what is currently sold on Coinbase) then you can migrate it to Enjin Blockchain using the Enjin Wallet. Detailed instructions are here...
How to get Enjin Matrixchain ENJ in the US
Many exchanges block US users due to regulations. One way to obtain native ENJ is to use the Swap feature in the Enjin wallet (now available on iOS and Andriod). This allows you to swap from many other crypto currencies to ENJ using the Changelly DEX. So, as an example, you can send ETH to your wallet and then swap the ETH for native ENJ.
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