Two Enjin Chain Upgrades Await Governance Approval: Will They Pass?
The Enjin official changelog schedules the Fort Canning Relaychain runtime 1.8.0 for November 9, 2026, and Matrixchain runtime 1.4.1 for November 16, pending governance referenda.
The official Enjin Blockchain changelog, dated October 5, 2026, comprises an in depth entry for the proposed improve, together with its schedule and technical adjustments.
This improve for Enjin comes as its native token, ENJ, trades for $0.033, down -1% on the day following a weekly transfer that also has it up +14%. It has a $66M market cap, and traders hope this improve can spark a rally, because the token is down 99% from its all-time high of $4.82 in 2021.
How Will the Fort Canning Rollout Work for Enjin?
The changelog locations the Relaychain improve at block #18,059,100 and provides the Matrixchain a goal of block #12,331,000. Both are scheduled for roughly 16:00 UTC. Enjin describes the occasions as estimates based mostly on present block occasions; the Matrixchain block is a goal, whereas the Relaychain block is mounted by its referendum.
According to the entry, the Canary networks have been upgraded on September 28 for the Relaychain and September 29 for the Matrixchain.
Those check deployments present staged preparation, not proof that both mainnet improve has taken place. The changelog explicitly makes each deployments contingent on their governance referenda passing.
That distinction issues for merchants assessing an improve narrative. Fort Canning is a deliberate protocol change with a broadcast technical scope, not a accomplished catalyst with measured results on community exercise or ENJ demand.
Governance and Cross-Chain Changes Could Broaden ENJ Utility

