#nil I have been looking into Nillion again, and what interests me most is how it handles private data. Blockchains are good at keeping records open and verifiable but sensitive information is a different story. AI agents, trading systems and other applications may need to process valuable data without exposing it to everyone.
That’s where Nillion comes in. Its main idea is simple to understand let applications store and work with data while keeping the information protected. This is what Nillion calls blind computation. I think this could matter as more AI tools start handling personal information, business records and trading strategies.
I also came across recent news about Nillion shutting down its L2 network and asking users to move their NIL or ETH back to Ethereum mainnet. That is a major change, especially for users who still have assets on the network. It makes me wonder how the team plans to focus its resources from here.
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