The two whitepapers are not similar in any regard. Go take a look, people. Shameful thread to start!

Also, go take a look at Enjin's code updates on GutHub if you think it's a scam. - https://github.com/enjin/Enjin-Coin-Java-SDK

Their team is incredibly responsive and transparent, including their desire to see the channel stay focused on Enjin rather than other projects.

They needed an ICO to get coins into their ecosystem. Were they just supposed to create a billion coins and give them away? This is one of the few projects that actually requires the blockchain, it's never been hyped, and will grow organically over the next 6 months. Flippers prefer hollow pump and dump crap they can sell on day one. Many of them are clearly disappointed today.

Latest development update - https://medium.com/@enjin/enjin-coin-development-update-october-30-2017-e58d6b00262

Tons of options for developers when minting items from ENJ.

Look at the photo 9 posts up. Also, other exchanges are in the works but can't be announced until finalized. Of course everyone is hoping for Bittrex, and their team has said they've been in communication with them.

I was looking into gamecredits yesterday. It looks like they are only selling about half of their coins and holding the rest and have a massive market cap. No bueno

1. Established company, so you know they won't vanish.
2. Legitimate utility behind their idea that requires the blockchain to be realized.
3. Majority of their coins distributed to the public.
4. Reasonable market cap. Think 23 million instead of 250 million
5. Team that is always responsive in the various channels like slack, Telegram, on this forum, etc

Check out Enjin Coin (ENJ). Checks all the boxes. Less than a day left to get in on week one bonuses of the crowd sale.

https://enjincoin.io/

The schedule for the public sale has always been the entire month of October. In interacting with their team over the past month it seems clear that they aren't too worried about hype and prefer lots of small investors trickling instead of whales. I'm sure they'll reach their cap before the month ends.

I'm invested heavily, and in looking at their road map, I'm sure I'll be holding for 6 months minimum. Every ICO is a risk. But instead of risks like being a scam, not having a real team, or the coin having no real utility, the risks here are centered around their ability to pull this off from a technical standpoint and in having the gaming community buy in. I'm betting on them getting the job done.  Fingers crossed.

Can US citizens participate?

Can US citizens participate?