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Nillion NILRank #469 by market size · not in the market score

Nillion's weekly trend is bullish, in US dollars and in Bitcoin.

Weekly flip to bullish: 9 days ago, $0.09918

Price against the flip levelThe flip level is the price a weekly candle must close beyond for the trend to turn.

Weekly, US dollars
Flip $0.05438
Now $0.1031
Price is 89.5% above the flip level
Where Nillion sits
Bullish against BitcoinBearish against Bitcoin
Bullish against the dollarLeader: Nillion is hereRiding the tide
Bearish against the dollarResilientLaggard
Next weekly close in 5 days 20 hours

A weekly close below $0.05438 would flip Nillion to bearish.

Nillion, weekly candles

  • Up candle
  • Down candle
  • Flip level while bullish
  • Flip level while bearish
0.030000.10000.30001.00AprJulOctJan 2026AprJulMomentum wave+53−530

The wave shows timing inside the trend. It does not decide the trend.

Trend on every timeframeThe numbers are trend scores. Bull or Bear says which side of its flip level the price closed on. That is a separate rule, so a score and a label can disagree.

Each coin is scored twice: in US dollars and in Bitcoin. The second row shows whether it is beating Bitcoin.

How scores work

Every score runs from −100 to +100: above zero the price is trending up, below zero down, and the further from zero, the stronger the trend. It is worked out the same way for every coin and every candle size.

  • Strong bull, 60 or more
  • Bull, 20 to 59
  • Neutral, −19 to 19
  • Bear, −59 to −20
  • Strong bear, −60 or less
A candle is one bar of price over a fixed time: 4 hours, a day, a week or a month. Only closed candles count.The flip level is a price line that follows the trend. When a candle closes on the other side of it, the trend flips from bullish to bearish, or back.A flip on a light-blue background closed in the last 7 days.The numbers are trend scores. Bull or Bear says which side of its flip level the price closed on. That is a separate rule, so a score and a label can disagree.The coin has too little history for a score yet.

The score says how strongly the price is trending now; it does not predict what comes next. The score is a weighted average of six trend measures; strong means most of them point the same way.

Trend on every timeframe
Measured in4-hourDailyWeeklyMonthlyOn the weekLast weekly flip
US dollars+94+49+25−8BullBullish, 9 days ago
Bitcoin+98+93+34+1BullBullish, 135 days ago
Against Bitcoin, Nillion is measured on a ratio of closing prices: its close divided by Bitcoin's on Binance.

Nillion, weekly trend since 2025Blocks above the line are bullish stretches, blocks below it bearish. A taller block is a stronger trend.

20252026
A diamond marks a flip

Against Bitcoin

Returns measured in Bitcoin show whether holding Nillion beat holding Bitcoin.

Against Bitcoin
PeriodNillionBitcoinNillion against Bitcoin
Last 30 days+108.8%+7.4%+94.4%
Last 90 days+216.3%+35.4%+133.7%

One Nillion buys 0.000001205 Bitcoin. A weekly close below 0.0000005681 BTC would flip it to bearish against Bitcoin.

The long view

Slow measures that put the current trend in context. Prices are in US dollars.

Size and supply

From CoinGecko's hourly snapshot of the market, last read 6 Oct 2026, 02:00 UTC.

How Nillion moves

Our measures come from the daily candles of Binance that our trends use, up to 5 Oct 2026.

Price change
Over the last24 hours7 days30 days1 year
Price change+7.3%+19.4%+101.3%−68.7%
Price changes, the 24-hour range and the all-time low are CoinGecko's, from its price across exchanges, so they can differ slightly from the Binance candles we use.

About Nillion

  • Network: its own blockchain, also on Ethereum
  • Type: AI, Infrastructure
In the project's own wordsFrom CoinGecko

Nillion is a decentralized network for Encrypted Markets. Instead of broadcasting an instruction before it executes, a user seals it to a condition and posts it onchain, where it stays unreadable, to other traders, to agents, and to the network itself, until that condition is met. At that moment a threshold of independent nodes unlocks it and it executes automatically. Covenants is the primitive that makes this possible, bringing privacy to the parts of a market that have always run in the open: the order, the strategy, and the logic behind them.

Where it trades

Among CoinGecko's 100 busiest markets for Nillion, 14 exchanges that it rates 8 out of 10 or higher for trust are counted; the others are left out. Our candles come from Binance, which handled 41% of that volume.

Busiest exchanges for Nillion
ExchangeShare of that volume
Binance (our candles)41%
WhiteBIT13%
DigiFinex12%
Bithumb11%
LBank10%
Updated weekly; last read 6 Oct 2026.

Coins near Nillion by market size

The coins we score that are ranked just above and below it.

Weekly flips

Every weekly flip since 27 September 2026, newest first. Closed past the line: how far the flip candle closed beyond the flip level it crossed. Score agreed: when the trend score, a blend of six slower measures of the trend, first reached a bull score after a bullish flip or a bear score after a bearish one. The flip line reacts faster, so the score often agrees a few candles later.

Weekly flips
Candle closedFlipped toClosed past the lineScore agreedPrice at the flipUntil the next flipLasted
27 Sep 2026Bull+41.0%at the flip$0.09918−10.6% so far1 week so far