Look, Nillion tackles a real problem: public blockchains expose information that markets and AI applications may need to keep private. Its blind computation and Covenants approach this challenge differently, with DUSK now live as the first Covenants phase on Ethereum mainnet. Instructions stay sealed until their specified conditions are met.
But privacy is only half the story. Can node incentives keep the network reliable and genuinely decentralised? Will developers accept the added complexity and cost? And what happens when data feeds, nodes, or applications fail?
Covenants is an interesting design, not proof of adoption. The real test is whether it delivers reliable utility beyond the hype. I’m watching what gets built, not just what gets promised.
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But privacy is only half the story. Can node incentives keep the network reliable and genuinely decentralised? Will developers accept the added complexity and cost? And what happens when data feeds, nodes, or applications fail?
Covenants is an interesting design, not proof of adoption. The real test is whether it delivers reliable utility beyond the hype. I’m watching what gets built, not just what gets promised.
@Nillion #NIL $NIL