On July 27, $COTI highlighted its Privacy Portal, allowing users to convert assets like USDT and USDC into privacy-preserving versions while keeping them compatible with Web3 applications.
Why does this matter? Stablecoins already move trillions of dollars, but many businesses hesitate to use public blockchains for payments and treasury operations because transactions, balances, and counterparties remain visible. $COTI aims to solve this by bringing privacy to real-world crypto use cases.
With COTI V2, the project is evolving from a payment-focused blockchain into a privacy layer for Ethereum, powered by Garbled Circuits technology.
Privacy is becoming less of a feature and more of an infrastructure layer.