Nillion warns of fake NIL tokens, confirms official contract address

September 8, 2026

Nillion issued a warning after spotting multiple fake tokens impersonating its Ethereum contract address 0x7Cf9a80db3B29eE8efE3710AadB7b95270572d47. The team confirmed that this is the only legitimate contract and urged users to verify addresses before trading.

Scam tokens are using a visually similar address to deceive buyers
Official contract: 0x7Cf9a80db3B29eE8efE3710AadB7b95270572d47
Advises doing research and staying safe around false listings

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We are flattered to see so many FAKE ethereum:0x7cf9a80db3b29ee8efe3710aadb7b95270572d47 tokens popping up. However, the real ethereum:0x7cf9a80db3b29ee8efe3710aadb7b95270572d47 token contract address is: 0x7Cf9a80db3B29eE8efE3710AadB7b95270572d47 Stay safe! do your research https://t.co/UyaSYkcQ3vx.com ↗

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Nillion is building a public network based on the invention of a new cryptographic primitive, Nil Message Compute (NMC)

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