#nil $NIL @Nillion I've been following Nillion's Covenants lately, and I think this direction is really interesting.
When people used to discuss on-chain privacy, they focused more on how to hide transaction information. But Nillion wants to take things a step further: encrypt instructions so they can only be decrypted once specified conditions are met.
For example, with trading strategies, limit orders, or automated on-chain operations, protecting your intentions before they’re triggered means you don’t have to worry about your strategy being exposed to others in advance. That’s the kind of practical use case I’m most excited about.
DUSK is now bringing Covenants to the Ethereum mainnet, with plans for multi-chain support and cross-chain settlement down the road. Rather than just talking about the concept, I’m looking forward to seeing real applications that people actually use.
Privacy shouldn’t just be a selling point; it should be a foundational capability for on-chain applications. Looking forward to seeing what Nillion does next!
When people used to discuss on-chain privacy, they focused more on how to hide transaction information. But Nillion wants to take things a step further: encrypt instructions so they can only be decrypted once specified conditions are met.
For example, with trading strategies, limit orders, or automated on-chain operations, protecting your intentions before they’re triggered means you don’t have to worry about your strategy being exposed to others in advance. That’s the kind of practical use case I’m most excited about.
DUSK is now bringing Covenants to the Ethereum mainnet, with plans for multi-chain support and cross-chain settlement down the road. Rather than just talking about the concept, I’m looking forward to seeing real applications that people actually use.
Privacy shouldn’t just be a selling point; it should be a foundational capability for on-chain applications. Looking forward to seeing what Nillion does next!