Expectations around the COTI coin used to center on price like a lot of 2017-era projects. But with the release of COTI V2, the conversation has shifted. It’s no longer about whether COTI can hit some arbitrary number. It’s about whether it can power a layer of Web3 that barely exists today: private computation that’s actually usable.
That’s the big expectation now that COTI can go from being a utility token for staking and payments to becoming the engine behind privacy-preserving smart contracts on Ethereum. And it’s not just talk. COTI V2 introduces garbled circuits, a cryptographic technique that lets apps run logic on encrypted data. It’s serious infrastructure
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Developers are expected to use COTI to pay for computation.
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Users will stake it in the Treasury for rewards and voting.
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Institutions may tap into its privacy layer for regulated finance and AI workflows.
And there’s still its connection to Cardano. COTI continues to operate Djed, the algorithmic stablecoin on Cardano, which keeps it relevant outside of Ethereum as well. That cross-ecosystem presence helps widen its base even if it’s Ethereum-native now. COTI’s tokenomics have also evolved. Instead of sticking to a fixed supply, V2 introduces an inflation model that supports growth and reward distribution over time. It’s a signal that the team is thinking long-term about sustainability, not scarcity hype.
If adoption plays out the way it’s being built, COTI becomes something rare: a token with actual throughput. Not just traded - used.
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