COTI Leads Privacy Altcoin Surge as Programmable Privacy Gains Momentum

• COTI recently revealed a new development: the integration of private tokens into MetaMask for the first time, and momentum is only growing.
• Moreover, COTI has become one of the top performing tokens on Binance in the past 24 hours trending across CoinGecko and others.

A growing number of people are looking into privacy altcoins. Last month, investors shifted their focus from large-cap cryptocurrencies like Zcash (ZEC) to mid-cap ones like Dash (DASH). Projects such as Coti (COTI) have recently come to the forefront. Institutions are now seeking solutions that go beyond anonymity and can work with large-scale financial systems, regulations, and compliance in response to the growing concern for privacy.

Assets related to the privacy issue had a dramatic increase last week, with Zcash jumping 73.97%, Monero climbing 23.63%, and one additional asset joining the breakout, as reported by CoinMarketCap. COTI, which is not a privacy coin but a programmable-privacy Layer 2—has surged around 50% today and 76.63% over the last week. COTI has become one of the top performing tokens on Binance in the past 24 hours trending across CoinGecko and others.

Privacy with a Twist

Coti (COTI) is a blockchain platform that prioritizes user privacy. It uses Garbled Circuits technology to provide programmable privacy, giving customers flexible control over their data. COTI recently revealed a new development: the integration of private tokens into MetaMask for the first time, and momentum is only growing.

Quick and cheap payments were the primary goals of COTI when it was first launched in 2019. On the other hand, it has recently shifted its focus to privacy solutions and is now compatible with over 70 blockchain networks, Ethereum included.

There were other events besides COTI’s rally. It was a small step toward a larger change in the way traders understand privacy, which is evolving from a focus on complete anonymity to one on managed privacy. Despite having a completely new design and purpose, COTI is gaining attention alongside old-guard privacy coins, in part because of this transition.

In contrast to Zcash and Monero, which aim to conceal transaction data, COTI’s programmable privacy controls when, when, and how information is accessible, rather than taking it away entirely. That difference is significant. Because of this, CBDC pilots, banks, AI agents, and DeFi may all work together with COTI.

Also, this explains the meteoric rise of programmable-privacy networks alongside assets that have long been classified as privacy coins. This optimism is backed by on-chain statistics. Cotiscan reports that the COTI network had its greatest level of daily active addresses in six months, indicating a rise in real-world use.

According to Cotiscan statistics, the total number of accounts has been steadily rising, and is currently above 17,000. This indicates a constant growth trend over the last six months. According to analysts, COTI’s recent upswing could be far from ended. The chart’s technical analysis reveals a falling wedge formation that is positive. Following a temporary dip, the price has the potential to keep climbing.