”We don’t want to have data on people. Because the more data we get on people, the more we’re going to be liable.”

Redwan Meslem, Executive Director at
EEA, shares why a major media company is exploring privacy. “Because the data you get is the data you’re responsible for and one day it’s going to leak.”

Onchain Confidential 🎙️

Onchain privacy is more than private tokens.
Real privacy needs general private computation. Most chains can only compute on data they can see.

COTI's Garbled Circuits compute on data the chain never sees. Encrypted in, encrypted out.
That's what unlocks Private DeFi 🛡️

The mandate behind the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Privacy Working Group. “The idea was to provide EEA members with a comprehensive but simple overview of the current privacy market.”

Redwan Meslem, Executive Director at EEA, explains how the working group began and what it set out to achieve.
🎙️ Onchain Confidential

Flip the Switch: Turn Privacy On 🛡️
Same wallet. Same tokens. Same transfer.

$COTI Private ERC20 encrypts the amount and balances onchain. Only the privacy key holder can read them.

A new episode of Onchain Confidential is live 🎙️
Featuring COTI CEO Shahaf Bar-Geffen 🔹

Banks are building onchain, but cannot operate with their balances, transactions and customer information exposed. Shahaf explains why COTI rebuilt its network around privacy, giving institutions control over what stays private and who gets access.

Presented by COTI. Hosted by Amateo.
Watch now 👇

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dEfdXfaTDE

COTI Operational Notice: Consolidation and New Holding Structure
Further to the pinned operational notice on the V2 to ERC20 conversion: over the coming hours we are completing that move. The remaining Foundation-held V2 tokens will be converted to ERC20 through the COTI bridge, and all Foundation-held ERC20, including previously bridged balances, will be consolidated into the Genesis wallet. This is step one of the updated structure for how COTI is held, which the previous notice referred to.
The consolidated holdings will move from the Genesis wallet into two new main addresses under the updated holding structure. For operational security, that move will be executed as a sequence of roughly ten separate transactions rather than one, which is standard practice for transfers of this size. The sequence will be visible on-chain, and the two main addresses will be published once it completes, together with a full reconciliation against this notice.
What this changes for holders: nothing. Your balances are untouched, no swap or migration is required, and no new COTI is created. These are movements of existing Foundation-held tokens, not new issuance, and the tokenomics in place do not change. The increased bridge limits from the previous notice remain in place.
As before, every movement reconciles against this notice, and everything is verifiable on-chain.

Turn Privacy On 🏔️

COTI privacy is live on Avalanche 🔺
Introducing Privacy Built for Business on Avalanche

→ Ready for L1s, institutions, and builders
→ Private by default, auditable when required
→ Privacy Portal & private stablecoins now live

Read more 👇
https://cotinetwork.medium.com/coti-x-avalanche-privacy-built-for-business-0110b3897d00

Private tokens are live on Avalanche 🛡️
Portal into privacy on AVAX
→ AVAX & USDC, more tokens soon
→ Fully encrypted
→ Freely transferable

Try the COTI Privacy Portal
👉 privacyportal.app