Google Like Ethereum Blockchain Explorer now Available

EnjinX, an ad-free universal Ethereum Blockchain explorer now available to access Ethereum data easily.

Clean Google-like experience provides a clutter-free way to search transactions, tokens, and addresses allowing anyone to explorer Ethereum blockchain with minimal effort. Note that till now EtherScan is the defacto ethereum blockchain explorer till now in the crypto industry and EnjinX is trying to enhance the experience of blockchain explorers.

Claimed to be the fastest Ethereum explorer by 30 seconds, EnjinX displays pending and internal transaction blocks and live tickers in real-time. To generate revenue, the team plans to monetize the developer APIs and blockchain integration tools and keep the platform ad-free.

Features of EnginX Blockchain Explorer

• Tracks top 200 tokens with real-time token index data
• Human-friendly address labels for well-known blockchain addresses, making browsing, searching, and contextual research
• Supports more than 20 languates like English, Chinese, Spanish, Korean, and even Pirate English etc.
• Responsive design with a choice of different themes, night and day modes, and currencies

Upcoming support in EnjinX Blockchain Explorer

EnginX team plans to expand their blockchain support for Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin. The REST API that will deliver live blockchain data to apps, websites, and smart devices.
The platform will also support next-generation ERC-1155 and legacy ERC-721 token standards. This will allow users to browse blockchain assets such as gaming items, collectibles to digital art and blockchain-based books.

According to the announcement, "Unity Technologies, a well-known company behind the licensed game engine, Unity, plans to list Enjin's Blockchain Software Development Kit (SDK) on the front page of their Asset Store. As the world's largest game development platform, Unity's listing of the Blockchain SDK will enable 4.5 million Unity developers to mint ERC-1155 tokens and manage complex gameplay mechanics through transactions on the Ethereum blockchain."