Nillion said on Oct. 15 that it will gradually shut down the Nillion L2 over the coming weeks, clarifying that the project is now operating on the Ethereum mainnet. Users who still hold NIL on the L2 are required to move their tokens to Ethereum Layer 1 before the shutdown takes effect. The team also provided a bridge link for the migration process. According to Nillion, the clarification was issued after an earlier post caused concern among some users. The project said the change is only a maintenance operation and does not represent anything beyond that. The notice focuses on the migration requirement, the timeline over the next few weeks, and the project’s statement that operations are now centered on Ethereum mainnet.
Nillion said on Oct. 15 that it will gradually shut down the Nillion L2 over the next few weeks, adding that the project is now running on the Ethereum mainnet.
Users who still hold NIL on that L2 need to migrate their tokens to Ethereum L1 before the shutdown. Nillion said it has provided a bridge entry for that process.
The team said it issued the clarification after an earlier post raised concerns among some users, and stressed that the adjustment is only a maintenance operation.
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