PANews reported on November 20 that, according to Binance data, the Nillion token (NIL) experienced a sharp fluctuation at 2:00 AM today. In the past 24 hours, the price fell from a high of $0.23 yesterday to a low of $0.084, a drop of more than 63%. It has now rebounded to $0.112, with the drop narrowing to 49.8%. The official statement indicates that no team or treasury tokens have been moved, all Nillion wallets are completely secure, and the network is operating normally and unaffected. The team is currently investigating the price fluctuations caused by external variables and will release the results as soon as possible.PANews reported on November 20 that, according to Binance data, the Nillion token (NIL) experienced a sharp fluctuation at 2:00 AM today. In the past 24 hours, the price fell from a high of $0.23 yesterday to a low of $0.084, a drop of more than 63%. It has now rebounded to $0.112, with the drop narrowing to 49.8%. The official statement indicates that no team or treasury tokens have been moved, all Nillion wallets are completely secure, and the network is operating normally and unaffected. The team is currently investigating the price fluctuations caused by external variables and will release the results as soon as possible.
Nillion tokens fell by more than 60% at one point today. The team stated that the vault is safe and the network is functioning normally.
PANews reported on November 20 that, according to Binance data, the Nillion token (NIL) experienced a sharp fluctuation at 2:00 AM today. In the past 24 hours, the price fell from a high of $0.23 yesterday to a low of $0.084, a drop of more than 63%. It has now rebounded to $0.112, with the drop narrowing to 49.8%.
The official statement indicates that no team or treasury tokens have been moved, all Nillion wallets are completely secure, and the network is operating normally and unaffected. The team is currently investigating the price fluctuations caused by external variables and will release the results as soon as possible.
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