Key Points
- Binance has just listed NIL with Seed Tag applied.
- The crypto exchange opened trading for NIL/USDT, NIL/BNB, NIL/FDUSD, and NIL/TRY.
Nillion (NIL) just went live on Binance. The crypto exchange listed the digital asset with the Seed Tag applied, meaning that it’s a newer project and it might exhibit higher volatility compared to other tokens listed on the platform.
Nillion is a project that promises to decentralize trust for sensitive data in the same way in which blockchains decentralize transactions.
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Binance NIL Listing Details
Binance opened trading for the following pairs:
- NIL/USDT
- NIL/BNB
- NIL/FDUSD
- NIL/TRY
In an official announcement, Binance also revealed that it will launch futures trading for NIL later today.
Binance Futures launched the NILUSDT Perpetual Contract with up to 75x leverage at 13:00 (UTC).
NIL Market Cap Surpasses $600,000
A few minutes after launch, NIL’s market cap is at over $626,000, up by more than 200%, according to data from DEXScreener.
The total supply of NIL is 1 billion tokens and the circulating supply is 195.15 million tokens.
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On March 20, Binance also announced NIL as its 65th Launchpool project with farming starting on March 21.
Nillion Alpha Mainnet Goes Live
In a post on X, the team behind Nillion announced that the Nillion Alpha Mainnet and NIL are live.
They welcomed users to the “privacy renaissance”, saying that the internet was not built for privacy, and they are rebranding it.
They also shared a video that debuts with WEF’s founder Klaus Schwab who says that if people don’t have anything to hide, they should not be afraid – Nillion promises not to let privacy disappear and “get used to it.”
The Nillion Alpha Mainnet and $NIL token are LIVE!
Welcome to the privacy renaissance.
The internet wasn’t built for privacy. We’re rebuilding it.
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— Nillion (@nillionnetwork) March 24, 2025
The project’s plan is to get people used to “blind compute” and digital sovereignty – aiming to make decentralized and private data the backbone of tomorrow’s biggest industries, and not let control of privacy fall under a single entity.
