Enjin (ENJ), a blockchain project building a decentralized ecosystem for gaming, has entered into a strategic partnership with Japanese gaming accelerator HashPort.
We’re making moves in Japan. ????
As we work to grow Enjin’s popularity in the Japanese #gaming and #cryptocurrency markets, we are proud to announce our strategic partnership with Tokyo-based HashPort Accelerator.
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According to the recent announcement, HashPort will serve as a business liaison for Enjin in Japan, assisting the project in driving adoption of Enjin Coin among both cryptocurrency exchanges and Japanese companies.
“The HashPort team has a great track record of introducing and popularizing high-potential projects to Japanese markets,” said Enjin CEO Maxim Blagov. “It’s an honor to work with them in bringing Enjin to Japan, where blockchain is proving to be a powerful force for social development and the games market, which, with 67 million players, is home to some of the most innovative and forward-thinking developers in the world.”
Both companies will work to promote the adoption of blockchain technology, as part of an effort to deploy products among developers within the growing Japanese gaming market.
“It is a great honor to support Enjin as the first project in HashPort Accelerator,” added Seihaku Yoshida, the founder of HashPort Accelerator. “We are excited to work with the world’s leading blockchain ecosystem developer on their entry into Japan. We believe Enjin’s success in Japan will accelerate not only the growth of Enjin in the global market, but also the development of the Japanese blockchain game industry as a whole.”
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