I've noticed that most privacy projects limit themselves to protecting data. Nillion is trying to go further with Covenants and DUSK.
The ability to store and process encrypted data without revealing it seems more useful than another abstract claim about privacy. With DUSK now available on Ethereum, there's a first real opportunity to see whether blind computation can practically support AI agents and sensitive Web3 applications.
I'm less interested in the short-term attention around $NIL and more interested in whether developers start building things that users trust enough to keep using. That's usually what distinguishes lasting infrastructure from passing narratives.
#NIL $NIL @Nillion
$DUSK
The ability to store and process encrypted data without revealing it seems more useful than another abstract claim about privacy. With DUSK now available on Ethereum, there's a first real opportunity to see whether blind computation can practically support AI agents and sensitive Web3 applications.
I'm less interested in the short-term attention around $NIL and more interested in whether developers start building things that users trust enough to keep using. That's usually what distinguishes lasting infrastructure from passing narratives.
#NIL $NIL @Nillion
$DUSK