Enjin, a blockchain project building a decentralized ecosystem for gaming, might have secured a partnership with a giant tech company Samsung. The company is reportedly planning to use it for sending crypto assets.
The rumors have emerged following a post by Korean Telecom company which shows a screenshot of the Galaxy S10 screen. Particularly, you can see Samsung’s native blockchain keystore and the Enjin Wallet used to “facilitate S10-based crypto transfers”.
Following the news, Altcoin Buzz’s Shashwat Gupta immediately noted that the image “looks oddly familiar.”
Image of the new #Samsung #GalaxyS10 looks oddly familiar. https://t.co/Q9Hn3fjJ1H pic.twitter.com/NoUARM4aSB
— Shash (@shashxxx) February 25, 2019
Why Enjin?
Samsung’s possible interest in Enjin is largely unsurprising. After all, the tech behemoth is looking to become a leader in blockchain gaming and Enjin is perfect for the role. The company is known for its security and reliability as well as insight into the gaming industry.
A couple of years back the company created the ERC-1155 token which is designed specifically for the trading of in-game goods. Currently, the Enjin wallet is available on iOS / Android and supports all ERC-20 and ERC-1155 tokens. It also enables quick and easy conversion of digital assets. Some observers insist that by partnering with this wallet, Samsung will beat the competitors in the cryptocurrency scene.
