Automatically performed update caused an error and throw me out
I was browsing in the web while AnyTwo was open in the background.
Suddenly, this message popped up:

After a while where no progress seemed to happen, I clicked on "Wiederholen" (Retry).
But this has changes nothing, the same message popped up immediately.
Not knowing what to do, I finally clicked on "Abbrechen" (abort).
I needed to do it a second time.
After that, I was thrown out of AnyTwo. It wasn't shown in Windows' task line on the bottom.
So I restarted it by clicking on the Nightly icon on the Windows desktop. As the result I got this:

Then I ended this open window, as well as my parallel running normal Anytype and ensured via task manager, that no "Any" instance is running anymore.
Then I started AnyTwo Nigthly again. Now the further story would become too long to describe, because I clicked accidentically on "Create new Account" and the chaos became complete.
At the moment it looks as if I'm not able to login anymore into my account that I've created earlier today.
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Btw.: I'm not a fan of self executing updates!
I want always be able to do the relevant click by mysels, that starts an update WHEN I'M READY FOR THAT.
I was just working, with multiple things open when suddenly this thing hits between all of that.
In the worst case, it could have caused a blue screen and a lot of my other work would have been lost!
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I've managed it to login into my original account again.
But look what has happen to my Collection with the "Money" Property:
1. The "Money" values are messed up.
Also if I open these Objects, I found the content of the "Money" Property messed up.
The content looks like this:
{"amount":25.54,"currency":"USD"}
2. I didn't add to the View the Properties "Creation date" and "Created by".
Why do these Properties suddenly appear in the View?
Oh, and as I just found out, the "Money" values aren't editable anymore!
No matter if I try it in the Collection's Table, or in the open Object.
And no matter if there is a messed up content in it, or no value at all (aka a minus character) -- it's not possible anymore to edit the content of this Property.
So, the error that has happen during the update has messed up this Property completely and for all Objects. :-(

@Code-Jack you installed the Nightly version, so I wonder how much of this relates to that. And how much of it relates to other issues. Let's leave this issue open for now and see how it progresses.
@Alex Lins tagging you here for visibility.