Enjin’s explorer now supports ERC1155 standard
Enjin's explorer provides players with the rights to brag about their NFTs
Enjin has now included ERC1155 NFTs to the EnjinX explorer
Enjin has placed a greater level of emphasis on fostering deeper partnerships with its exchanges. The EnjinX blockchain explorer, while consisting of 5 exchange services which have since adopted the system.
GDAC and Kriptomat have made more extensive use of the explorer creating their own digital assets for the Enjin multiverse too. The team has since updated the platform, making various ERC1155 tokens visible and searchable on EnjinX.
What does the mean for players, exactly?
Much like wiki pages for MMORPGs, EnjinX provides a way for players to check out the inventories of their friends.
Or, provide their friends with a way to look at the loot they’ve won from whichever games they play.
The explorer is integrated with the already existing digital wallet, meaning that users simply provide their wallet address to show off their NFTs.
Check out the introductory video for ERC1155 integration right here.
Reaching the Oasis [2.0]
The ambition of any virtual reality or blockchain project is to create an experience that is truly interoperable. Influenced by novels like ‘Ready Player One,’ Enjin has its own iteration of the Oasis.
So while many of the NFTs players will now be able to show off in the EnjinX wallet are earned the old fashioned way. Others, on the other hand, can only be obtained through multiverse-spanning quests, with one example being ‘The Monolith.’
The first ever ERC-1155 crypto item created is called the Monolith, and it’s infused with over 1 million $ENJ.
1,155,777 ENJ, to be precise.
It's the reward for finishing the Main #Multiverse Quest. Will you be the one to win it?https://t.co/t2xCVB3kGI#WorldsBeyondWorlds pic.twitter.com/bSMbeC0Tw9
— Enjin (@enjin) November 4, 2018
These assets make the explorer all the more enticing for gamers, giving them a way to honour their bragging rights for rare items they win.
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