Its token belongs to a very serious project—not a meme coin. It’s called *Nillion - NIL*, and it was the 65th project on Binance Launchpool.
Here’s an article about it and its future:
What is Nillion (NIL)? The first blind computer in human history
*Nillion* isn’t just an ordinary blockchain. The project describes itself as *Humanity’s first blind computer.*
The idea is simple: every blockchain we know is transparent, and any data on it is exposed. Nillion is the complete opposite: it’s designed to store and compute sensitive data without seeing or understanding it, keeping it encrypted at all times.
> *The internet’s base layer for all private data*
> The base layer of the internet for all private data
How does the technology behind it work?
The project uses a technology called *Blind Computation*, and it relies on three things:
1. *MPC - Multi-Party Computation:* Data is split into small pieces across a network of nodes, so no single node can see the whole picture.
2. *Homomorphic Encryption:* Computations are performed on encrypted data without decrypting it.
3. *TEE - Trusted Execution Environments:* A secure environment for processing.
Because of this, you can run private AI, encrypted databases, and private trading—all without your data leaking. Just like you wrote in your screenshot: "Your data, voice, and breath are being recorded... Without privacy, you’re not part of the future; you’re just fuel for it."
Nillion is here to solve this problem.
NIL token information
- *Token:* NIL
- *Network:* It launched on a private network called nilChain (built on Cosmos), then migrated completely in February 2026 and became an *ERC-20 token on the Ethereum network*.
- *Total supply:* 1 billion tokens
- *Circulating supply at listing:* 195.15 million (19.52%)
- *Current price:* Around $0.08–$0.09
- *Binance listing:* March 24, 2025
- *Project funding:* Raised over $50 million from major funds like Hack VC and HashKey Capital. The team includes an Indiegogo co-founder, a founding engineer at Uber, and people from Coinbase and Nike 8efc1c0b
Uses of the NIL token
- *Paying for services:* Use it to pay for private computing and secure storage services.
- *Staking:* You can stake the token to secure the network and earn rewards. Under the new 2026 system, you need 70,000 NIL to run a Blacklight node.
- *Governance:* Token holders can vote on the project’s future.
The future: What are Covenants?
This is the most important update in 2026: a system called *Covenants*. The idea is that you can encrypt a specific instruction (for example, sell the token if it drops to a certain price, or execute a trade) and put it on the blockchain. It stays encrypted, so nobody can see it—not traders, or even the network itself. When the condition is met, the network executes it automatically. This will open the door to private trading and confidential DeFi. 9691
*Bottom line:* Nillion isn’t competing with Ethereum or Solana; it’s competing with privacy projects like Zama and Aztec. If AI really does need private, secure data, Nillion could become the infrastructure behind it all.
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There’s also a campaign to win a special reward. The terms and tasks are listed in the campaign. Keep an eye on the token’s page on Twitter (X).
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