#nil $NIL @Nillion
I’ve lost count of how many times my swap got squeezed because an MEV bot spotted my order the second it entered the public mempool. When every pending transaction is completely visible, regular traders constantly pay an invisible tax.
That’s why seeing Nillion’s Covenants framework roll out alongside DUSK on Ethereum caught my attention.
Instead of broadcasting plain execution data to the whole world $NIL lets you lock your order parameters directly to an on-chain trigger condition. The data sits fully encrypted across the Petnet committee, meaning neither miners nor sandwich bots can inspect what you’re trying to do until that trigger hits.
It completely changes how on-chain execution works, replacing blind faith in validators with strict cryptographic confidentiality.
Have MEV bots ever eaten into your DEX fills, or do you still trade without worrying about public mempools? Drop your thoughts below!
I’ve lost count of how many times my swap got squeezed because an MEV bot spotted my order the second it entered the public mempool. When every pending transaction is completely visible, regular traders constantly pay an invisible tax.
That’s why seeing Nillion’s Covenants framework roll out alongside DUSK on Ethereum caught my attention.
Instead of broadcasting plain execution data to the whole world $NIL lets you lock your order parameters directly to an on-chain trigger condition. The data sits fully encrypted across the Petnet committee, meaning neither miners nor sandwich bots can inspect what you’re trying to do until that trigger hits.
It completely changes how on-chain execution works, replacing blind faith in validators with strict cryptographic confidentiality.
Have MEV bots ever eaten into your DEX fills, or do you still trade without worrying about public mempools? Drop your thoughts below!