Just completed @Binance Academy ’AI Unlocked: Agents and Skills course.
AI is moving beyond simple prompts toward agents that can understand goals, use tools, and execute tasks. Staying curious and learning how this shift works is part of staying ahead.
I’m an EU user and have been following the MiCA changes closely. I currently keep my crypto on Binance, but I’m wondering if it’s still the best place to hold my funds.
Has Binance confirmed that users will always be able to withdraw their assets if certain services are discontinued under MiCA? Or would it be smarter to move funds to another exchange or a self-custody wallet before the changes take effect?
What caught my attention in @Nillion ’s latest clarification is the bigger picture behind its L2 wind-down: the network now runs on Ethereum mainnet.
DUSK, the first release of Covenants, brings encrypted instructions to Ethereum. An instruction stays sealed until its specified condition is met.
As someone who follows markets, that’s the part I find interesting. Keeping an order or bid private until release could give developers useful ways to build applications around sensitive trading decisions.
My focus from here is how developers turn Covenants into products people actually use.
For anyone holding Nil on Nillion L2, there’s also a practical step: move those tokens to Ethereum L1 before the wind-down, following official migration guidance.
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