Crypto markets are transparent by design, but should every trading strategy be visible before execution? 👀
That’s what makes Nillion’s Covenants interesting to me.
An instruction can stay encrypted until a specific condition is met, then unlock without relying on a single trusted party. With Dusk bringing Covenants to Ethereum, this opens up exciting possibilities for private orders, conditional payments, and smarter onchain applications.
The bigger vision is what excites me most: moving beyond private transactions toward Encrypted Markets, where sensitive trading logic can remain private while execution happens onchain.
Privacy shouldn’t mean sacrificing transparency where it matters.
I’m curious to see how developers build on this primitive as Nillion advances through its roadmap.
What would you build first with Covenants: private trading strategies, conditional payments, or something completely different?
#nil $NIL @Nillion
That’s what makes Nillion’s Covenants interesting to me.
An instruction can stay encrypted until a specific condition is met, then unlock without relying on a single trusted party. With Dusk bringing Covenants to Ethereum, this opens up exciting possibilities for private orders, conditional payments, and smarter onchain applications.
The bigger vision is what excites me most: moving beyond private transactions toward Encrypted Markets, where sensitive trading logic can remain private while execution happens onchain.
Privacy shouldn’t mean sacrificing transparency where it matters.
I’m curious to see how developers build on this primitive as Nillion advances through its roadmap.
What would you build first with Covenants: private trading strategies, conditional payments, or something completely different?
#nil $NIL @Nillion
