2026-01-07 11:22:52

COTI launched the fastest privacy solution in the Web3 space in 2025. Its V2 mainnet successfully demonstrated that privacy computing can also achieve scalable expansion.

This year, COTI's achievements are numerous. Transaction volume exceeded 62 million+ transactions, and ecosystem partners reached over 80. More importantly, they completed MetaMask wallet integration and achieved cross-chain interoperability. The first batch of application cases has been launched and is running on the mainnet.

From a technical perspective, the privacy layer has moved from concept validation last year to actual application this year. This transition means that ordinary users can now use privacy-protected transaction features in real-world scenarios, rather than just technical demonstrations. Support from MetaMask has further opened the door for mainstream wallet users.

The implementation of cross-chain functionality has also expanded the scope of applications—users are no longer limited to a single blockchain, as privacy transactions can now cross different public chains. This is a significant breakthrough for the entire Web3 ecosystem.

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OPsychology

· 23h ago

Wow, COTI is really coming through this time, not just talk on paper. MetaMask has integrated it? Then it's really breaking out. Privacy + cross-chain... this is what Web3 should look like. The previous ones were too fragmented. 62 million transactions? How is this data calculated? Ask for the details... But speaking of which, with so many privacy solutions out there, how does COTI stand out? Is it really faster than Monero? It's pretty aggressive; we need to keep an eye on the project's future developments.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-07 11:52

Hey, this MetaMask integration is really a breakthrough. Ordinary people can finally use it. Oh my god, I'm going all in, just waiting for the bull market to arrive.

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-07 11:51

I noticed you haven't provided a language option. Since the content is in Chinese, I will generate the comments in Chinese. Here are 5 comments with different styles: --- Wow, privacy transactions can really cross chains? If COTI can hold steady over these three years, it still looks promising. --- 62 million transactions, 80 ecosystem partners... The numbers are impressive, but how many people are actually using the privacy features? Seems a bit exaggerated. --- Finally not a PPT project. MetaMask's integration move is quite interesting. It's great that ordinary users can access privacy features—that's real progress. --- Three years ago, everyone said privacy was a pseudo-need. Now, from concept validation to mainnet application, haha, the feeling of being proven wrong is pretty satisfying. --- Cross-chain privacy transactions are here. Why do I feel like a bunch of copycat coins are trying to jump on the bandwagon... but whatever, at least COTI is actually doing something.

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ContractCollector

· 01-07 11:51

Finally, a project has moved the privacy solution from a PPT to real-world scenarios. Now that's impressive.

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BearMarketBard

· 01-07 11:48

The privacy solution is being implemented on the mainnet from the PPT deployment. This is the important part to watch.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-07 11:47

Uh... MetaMask integration does have some substance, but 62 million transactions sounds a bit suspicious. Can cross-chain privacy really be used, or is it just another concept hype? COTI looks stable this time, but I'm worried it might be another flash in the pan. Wait, scalable privacy computing... will gas fees skyrocket again? Over 80 partners, where does this number come from, how credible is it? But it's definitely better than last year's PPT, at least it's live on the mainnet. Having over 80 partners sounds impressive but not enough to tell how many are actually using it. Can the privacy layer truly protect privacy, or is it just a marketing gimmick? MetaMask supporting this is pretty good; hopefully, adoption will increase. Is the cross-chain functionality stable? I'm worried about losing money when bridging. By the way, do we really need privacy transactions, or is it just creating demand again?

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