#nil @Nillion $NIL

i used to think onchain privacy mostly meant hiding data.

@Nillion made me look at another problem:
what if the information you need to protect is what you’re planning to do next?

a stop level
a rebalance trigger
a bid
a conditional payment

put that logic openly onchain and someone can potentially see the intent before the action happens.

that’s where Covenants clicked for me.

a Covenant can keep an instruction sealed and tie it to a condition. the instruction stays unreadable until that condition is actually met.

Dusk is the first release built around this idea on Ethereum.

so the privacy happens before the decision becomes actionable rather than trying to hide what already happened.

for markets that distinction feels important.

if your strategy depends on a trigger would you rather publish that trigger in advance or reveal it only when it can actually act?

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