Nillion co-founder: Due to confidentiality agreements, we are temporarily unable to disclose the identity of the market maker who sold NIL without authorization.
Foresight News reported that Nillion co-founder and CEO Alex Page stated that a certain market maker previously sold NIL tokens without authorization. Multiple parties have requested Nillion to identify the involved party, but Nillion is unable to disclose their identity due to confidentiality agreements. Violating these agreements would harm ongoing legal negotiations and affect the process of recovering funds and tokens. The legal team is currently actively negotiating with the market maker to recover the unauthorized sold tokens.
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