Nillion, a decentralized privacy computing network, said its Layer 2 network will soon stop operating and urged users holding NIL or ETH on that network to move their assets as soon as possible. According to the project’s official notice, the transfer should be completed through Nillion’s official bridge, with funds moved back to the Ethereum mainnet. The announcement focused on user action rather than operational details and did not specify an exact shutdown date in the text provided. For users with balances still on the L2, the main takeaway is straightforward: assets need to be bridged out before the network goes offline. The notice specifically mentioned NIL and ETH and directed holders to use the official migration route rather than leaving assets on the retiring network.
Nillion, a decentralized privacy computing network, said its Layer 2 network will soon cease operations.
The project urged users holding NIL or ETH to transfer their assets to the Ethereum mainnet as soon as possible through its official bridge. The notice did not specify an exact date for the shutdown.
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