#nil $NIL I have been looking into Nillion again, and Covenants is probably the part I find most interesting.

What I like most is that an instruction can stay sealed until the condition attached to it is met. That makes sense to me because putting every strategy out in the open isn’t always ideal, especially when timing matters.

But i don’t think the idea alone is enough. The interesting part will be seeing how well this works outside the explanation.
will developers actually build around it?
Can these conditions work reliably as they become more complex?
And what does the cost look like when usage grows?

Dusk being live on Ethereum mainnet makes this more interesting because there is now something real to watch, rather than just a future concept.

Looking through the 7-era roadmap, i m most curious about the expansion across EVM chains and then cross-chain settlement. The later plans around broader data conditions, private conditions and lower costs are interesting too, but they’re still things I want to see proven.

So I’m not looking at $NIL and thinking everything is already solved. I’m watching to see whether the technology actually finds its place.

Still doing my own research..

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