Nilu claims to be a blockchain-based platform with a wide range of applications. The project claims that besides providing a cryptocurrency platform, it can also be used to create tokens (ERC20) and deploying dApps (decentralized applications). It further claims to have the same infrastructure as Ethereum, therefore inheriting Ethereum’s features and potential usages. Nilu claims to not have a predominant co-founder group or major shareholder that can potentially create a monopoly over the currency and the ecosystem.

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