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About Nillion (NIL)
Nillion focuses on private computation rather than making every input publicly readable. Its 2026 transition placed NIL on Ethereum, while its roadmap connects the next network phase with condition-based execution.
From Cosmos to Ethereum
Nillion began with nilChain, a Cosmos-based network. It moved NIL to Ethereum as part of a change in how the network is run. The project announced that the Ethereum move was complete on January 27, 2026. Its March 4 migration guide gave a 1:1 swap ratio and identified the new asset as an Ethereum ERC-20 token. That difference matters because the old NIL was native to nilChain, while the migrated token uses an Ethereum contract. The guide names the official contract and explains claims after the former chain’s halt.
What Blind Compute is for
Nillion calls its core technology a “Blind Computer.” It is built to process data while keeping the input private. The project’s pages contrast this approach with public blockchain storage. Nillion lists private computation and storage as use cases. Its network coordinates how node contributors provide and check services. This technical purpose is separate from NIL’s market quote. A price field cannot show how much private computation an application performs or prove that a particular data task was handled securely.
How NIL fits the network
Nillion’s 2026 migration guide links NIL to network use, staking, verification, and node operation as the project moves to Ethereum. The Ethereum form also makes NIL usable in the same smart-contract environment as other ERC-20 assets. The project did not describe the 1:1 migration ratio as a market price guarantee; it is the conversion rule for qualifying old-token balances. Readers comparing tokens need to keep that conversion rule separate from trading activity, liquidity, and any future network rewards.
The Dusk phase on the roadmap
Nillion’s September 2026 update dates the Dusk phase to August through November and records a September 28 mainnet milestone for Dusk on Ethereum. The phase introduces Covenants: instructions published on Ethereum and kept unreadable until a condition is met. Live data feeds can trigger decryption without a keeper deciding when to act. The roadmap also describes permissionless nodes rewarded according to stake. The same update distinguishes the dated mainnet milestone from later steps still listed within the broader Dusk phase.
Migration and practical limits
The migration guide explains a claim path based on the previous nilChain ownership record. After the old chain stops, a user can prove control of the original Cosmos account and claim an equivalent ERC-20 amount on Ethereum. The guide says the claim contract checks a Merkle proof and a signature before releasing tokens. It also says claims should remain possible after shutdown. Users should verify the contract against Nillion’s official migration page before interacting. Network migration, private-compute functionality, and market performance describe different aspects of the project.
Last reviewed: Oct 9, 2026
Nillion (NIL) FAQ
What is Nillion’s circulating NIL supply?
For NIL, the circulating amount reported here is 513,145,750 tokens. Nillion’s March 2026 guide sets a 1:1 migration from Cosmos-based nilChain balances to an Ethereum ERC-20 token. That ratio governs eligible old-token claims; it is not a statement about today’s market supply.
What is the current price of NIL?
FMchart’s composite feed places NIL at $0.0886. Nillion completed its move to Ethereum in January 2026, then published a migration guide in March with the ERC-20 contract and a 1:1 swap rule. The quote reflects trading across supported venues, not the amount released in a migration claim.
What does Nillion do?
Nillion calls its core system a “Blind Computer,” designed to process data while keeping the underlying information private. Its January 2026 announcement said the network had moved to Ethereum, creating a coordination layer for participation around private compute. NIL is the token linked to network participation; it is not itself a proof that a specific computation preserved privacy.
What is NIL’s all-time high?
NIL’s recorded market peak is $0.8971, dated Mar 24, 2025. Nillion’s March 2026 guide specifies a 1:1 conversion for eligible nilChain balances moved to Ethereum ERC-20 NIL. The conversion rule concerns token migration, while the all-time high records a traded market price.
How has NIL performed over time?
Nillion’s Dusk roadmap for August–November 2026 sets out Covenants: Ethereum instructions that remain sealed until a live data feed confirms a condition. The page marks this as a roadmap phase, not a claim that every milestone is complete. Price returns do not measure whether that work has shipped.
How did NIL move from nilChain to Ethereum?
Nillion’s migration guide dated March 4, 2026 gives a 1:1 swap ratio and an Ethereum ERC-20 contract. After the nilChain halt, a claimant can use a Merkle inclusion proof and a signature from the corresponding Cosmos key. The guide says this design is intended to allow eligible claims even after the source chain has stopped.
What does Nillion mean by Blind Compute?
Nillion uses the term Blind Computer for infrastructure intended to compute on information without exposing the underlying data in ordinary readable form. The project’s migration announcement links this privacy-focused computation layer with Ethereum-based coordination. It is a description of the network’s technical goal; it does not mean every application automatically has privacy guarantees without using the relevant Nillion components.
What is Nillion’s Dusk phase?
Nillion’s roadmap places Dusk in the August–November 2026 period and associates it with Covenants on Ethereum. The stated design seals an instruction until a condition is met, then uses live data feeds to check the condition. The roadmap also describes permissionless nodes rewarded by stake, but the period label does not prove that every listed milestone was complete on October 9, 2026.
Is the old NIL on nilChain the same contract as Ethereum NIL?
No. Nillion’s March 2026 migration guide says old NIL was native to the Cosmos-based nilChain, while the migrated token is an Ethereum ERC-20 at a separate contract address. The published swap ratio is 1:1 for eligible balances. Anyone checking a wallet balance needs to distinguish the network and contract rather than rely on the ticker alone.
What should users know about NIL’s migration risks?
The migration requires the correct source account, proof, signature, and Ethereum destination. Nillion’s guide says the claim contract verifies a Merkle proof and a signature before releasing ERC-20 NIL, and it warns that exchanges may pause deposits or withdrawals around migration. Those operational details are separate from the market price and from the privacy properties of Nillion’s compute technology.