Enjin launching two scaling solutions to remove gas and support NFTs from any blockchain

The multi-chain approach allows Enjin to offer robust decentralization via Efinity and Ethereum, while using JumpNet to provide an impressive user experience with free and instant transactions...

Enjin launching two scaling solutions to remove gas and support NFTs from any blockchain

Enjin, an NFT ecosystem and the co-creator of the ERC-1155 token standard, today announced it is launching two scaling solutions to remove gas and support fungible and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) from any blockchain: JumpNet, launching on April 6th, and Efinity, launching later in 2021.

JumpNet will use Proof of Authority (PoA) consensus logic on a private Ethereum-based blockchain to bring ‘forever free’ scaling to Ethereum. The scaling solution comes at a time when the network is crippled by high gas fees, which has made minting, trading, and distributing the majority of NFTs unsustainable.

Moreover, Enjin has announced an expanded scope for the upcoming Efinity Network, a decentralized multi-chain highway that will support fungible and non-fungible tokens from any other chain. Efinity is built to be an open platform that any wallet, marketplace, or exchange can use to adopt all blockchains and manage transactions in a scalable way.

Witek Radomski, Enjin CTO

“JumpNet is our high-speed bridge network that will allow creators to mass-distribute thousands of NFTs at no cost. Tokens on JumpNet can jump between the Ethereum network or Efinity (our upcoming NFT highway) when it launches later this year. These technologies will enable developers to reach mainstream users and provide modern experiences without worrying about unpredictable business overhead caused by gas fees.”
– Witek Radomski, Enjin CTO

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The Enjin Platform has been adopted by over 8,700 creators who will soon be able to mint multi-chain tokens and port them onto compatible blockchains, and creators on other blockchains will be able to move their tokens onto Efinity to reduce gas fees.

Companies like Microsoft, Atari, and different industries are already leveraging the Enjin Platform to deliver next-gen experiences and outcomes for their customers. From April 6th, Enjin’s JumpNet will allow these organizations to complete a wide range of actions with zero gas or transaction fees:

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