In Brief:
- Members of Enjin’s freshly launched Envoys creator program will appear on an X Spaces session Thursday at 17:00 UTC, promoted as a conversation on “The State of Web3 Content Creation.”
- Acceptance emails with onboarding steps went out to the first Envoys cohort in recent weeks, while applicants who were turned down were told additional rounds are on the way.
- The panel arrives midway through Wind Season — the third chapter of Enjin’s Essence of the Elements Multiverse Quest — and a month into a phased validator expansion on the Relaychain.
Thursday at 17:00 UTC, Enjin is seating members of its Envoys creator program on an X Spaces panel to talk through what the company billed as “The State of Web3 Content Creation” and where those taking part believe it is heading.
Promotion for the session opened with a question: “What does it take to create content in Web3 today?”
What does it take to create content in Web3 today?
This week, members of the newly launched Enjin Envoys creator program join us to discuss The State of Web3 Content Creation and where they think it's headed.
🗓️ Thursday
🕔 17:00 UTC
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Since Enjin confirmed the group, this marks the cohort’s first appearance in public.
Where the session sits
The panel fits inside Enjin Weekly, the two-hour Thursday show the company runs across a pair of platforms every week. Hour one is the X Spaces community discussion, running 17:00 to 18:00 UTC, or 19:00 to 20:00 SAST.
Listener counts for the series remain small. The July 16 edition, “Enjin Weekly: The Power of Community,” lasted 1 hour, 4 minutes and 49 seconds and drew 175 listeners.
The Envoys cohort
According to Enjin, the first Envoys received acceptance emails telling them to check their inboxes and work through the onboarding steps. Those who weren’t selected were urged not to be discouraged, as more application rounds are coming.
What the current rewards look like hasn’t been spelled out publicly. The last published terms go back to the original Envoy program, which started July 1, 2020, and was run out of Singapore.
Those earlier terms cast Envoys as “part brand ambassadors, part affiliate agents” and an “elite force” of blockchain gaming enthusiasts carrying the company’s trust and support. Referrers collected a 50% commission on each Enjin Platform customer they brought in, lasting 12 months from the date that customer opened a paid account, and earnings were uncapped.
The perks list also featured an Envoy hoodie once a first paid referral landed, an Envoy badge sent to the recipient’s Enjin Wallet and bound permanently to their Ethereum address, and entry to a private Telegram channel. On top of that, Enjin covered a pizza budget and provided free assets for handing out at meetups through Beam QR codes.
Sign-ups went through enj.in/envoy. Enjin characterized acceptance as extremely qualitative and different from one candidate to the next, with the doors open to community members, influencers, streamers, bloggers, publications, educators, game developers and gamers. The 2020 debut was accompanied by a $2,000 giveaway in blockchain rewards.
What else is running
Wind Season opened July 28 at 15:00 UTC and continues through Oct. 2. As the third chapter of Essence of the Elements — the cross-game Multiverse Quest unveiled Feb. 3, 2026 — it carries a 50,000 ENJ reward pool distributed across tiered Cloud Blob NFTs alongside a one-of-one Stormborne Degen. Minting for Zephyr Essence takes place on the Multiverse dashboard.
At the protocol level, a live governance referendum proposes lifting the Relaychain’s active validator set from 25 to 35 across 12 months. A single vote enacts four stages, pre-scheduled on-chain at 90-day intervals, and the first bump arrives this month. A continuation to 50 follows, subject to review.
Public beta for Platform v3, a ground-up rewrite, began May 25. Enjin released the v3 roadmap June 4, spanning Wallet Requests and fresh SDKs for game developers, and has pitched the release at AI agents alongside human developers.
The company additionally rolled out an event calendar with Cal3ndar.gg, meant to serve as a single hub for product releases, game launches, Beam drops and Multiverse Quest seasons. Accounts verified between July 13 and 23 qualified for 100 Cal3ndar Blobs, each infused with 25 ENJ.
Elsewhere across the ecosystem, pirate MMORPG Captain & Company completed an Enjin integration, and the Multiverse Brotherhood guild introduced The Forge, a cross-game crafting hub built on the chain.
Background
Enjin is in the final stretch of moving off Ethereum and onto its own Polkadot-based Relaychain. December 2025 brought the v1.6 Sentosa upgrade, which shifted the chain to coretime, scrapped the nomination pool bonus cycle and shortened pool destruction time from 56 days to 28.
Threads recapping each weekly Spaces go up afterward. A recent session on why web3 is worth the work produced no usable recording, prompting Enjin to publish a written recap in its place.
















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