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Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.COTI Markets
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About COTI (COTI)
COTI V2 is an Ethereum Layer 2 designed for private computation using garbled circuits. Its mainnet uses chain ID 2632500, and the network's documentation lists a January 11, 2026 Helium hard fork.
Private computation with garbled circuits
COTI V2 uses garbling protocols to compute over data while keeping inputs and intermediate values private. Its documentation contrasts this approach with zero-knowledge systems that can be expensive for client-side computation. Garbled circuits let multiple parties contribute private inputs to a computation, which is useful when data owners should not reveal their raw information. This is a technical capability described by COTI; application privacy still depends on contract design and how data is handled.
Ethereum Layer 2 design
COTI describes V2 as a Layer 2 over Ethereum with EVM compatibility. Its mainnet page lists chain ID 2632500 and the official RPC endpoint, while the contract-address page records deployed system components. These concrete network identifiers help distinguish COTI V2 from older COTI products and unrelated tokens with similar names. Developers should use current official network settings when connecting a wallet or deploying contracts.
Encrypted data and contract operations
COTI's developer guide documents a gcEVM extension implemented through precompiled contracts. Private values can be represented with types such as Garbledtext and Ciphertext, and the documentation explains when data must be validated, onboarded or offboarded. It also warns that some intermediate values are transient and should not be stored as if they were persistent ciphertext. These details show that privacy is enforced through specific data types and operations.
Fees and network upgrades
COTI's network documentation lists a base gas fee of 5,000,000 wei and a block gas limit of 120,000,000. The same documentation records the Helium hard fork at block 5,098,638 on January 11, 2026. Those values are implementation details tied to a network version, not universal promises about transaction cost or speed. A future upgrade may change parameters, so developers should check the live mainnet documentation.
Token and privacy risks
COTI's mainnet uses COTI as its currency symbol, and official documentation identifies native COTI as necessary for gas in onboarding workflows. Privacy features can reduce exposure of sensitive inputs, but they do not eliminate smart-contract vulnerabilities, key-management mistakes or risks from application logic. Network statistics and exchange prices measure market activity, whereas garbled-circuit design describes how computations are processed. The two should not be treated as the same kind of evidence. The mainnet contract list identifies a gCOTI token contract and a sequencer account whose fees are subject to community vote. These components are part of the system. However, not every application necessarily enables private execution, and gas use can differ by transaction.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
COTI (COTI) FAQ
What is the current price of COTI (COTI)?
The current COTI quote is $0.0103; look at the page header next to the coin name for the live composite value. COTI V2 is an Ethereum Layer 2 using garbled circuits for private computation. That design explains its technical focus, while the quote is an exchange-derived value converted to USD.
What is COTI used for?
COTI V2 uses garbled circuits to compute on data while keeping inputs and intermediate values private. Its documentation describes a gcEVM extension implemented through precompiled contracts. The token's market role should be separated from that cryptographic architecture, which depends on specific data types and contract operations.
How much COTI is in circulation?
COTI's circulating amount is reported as 2,979,560,603 COTI. COTI V2 mainnet lists chain ID 2632500, and the official network page records a Helium hard fork on January 11, 2026. These network identifiers and upgrade details are distinct from the live circulating-supply figure.
What is COTI's all-time high?
For COTI, the highest recorded market price is $0.6686 on Sep 29, 2021. The mainnet documentation records the Helium hard fork at block 5,098,638 on January 11, 2026. That upgrade is a documented network milestone; the price peak is recorded separately.
How has COTI performed over time?
In FMchart's composite price history (since August 2021), COTI's strongest month is February 2024 (+276.1%) and its weakest is April 2024 (-43.0%); 2 of 4 full calendar years calendar years showed positive annual change. COTI's network docs list a base gas fee of 5,000,000 wei. The market series does not directly measure execution cost.
How does COTI work?
COTI's developer guide distinguishes Garbledtext values from Ciphertext values used in secure computation. Garbledtext can be used for the computation, while Ciphertext can be stored and must be converted back before further secure computation. This is a specific gcEVM implementation rule, not a promise that every COTI application keeps all data private.
Does COTI support staking or governance?
COTI's official contract list identifies a gCOTI token contract and a sequencer account whose fees are subject to community vote. Those deployed components show that some fee and token functions are implemented in contracts. Governance, contract access and the current network version should still be checked before assuming a specific right.
What makes COTI different?
COTI V2 combines EVM compatibility with a garbling protocol for private computation. Its mainnet page gives chain ID 2632500, which distinguishes the network from unrelated chains. The project’s privacy features depend on using the right contract interfaces and data types, rather than merely transferring a token called COTI.
What are the main uses of COTI?
Developers can use COTI's gcEVM precompiled contracts to perform supported operations on private data types. The documentation lists gas costs for operations such as Add, Mul and Onboard. These figures describe the published implementation estimates, not a universal transaction fee for every contract or every future network version.
What risks should readers understand about COTI?
COTI's private-computation model still depends on contract correctness, key handling and application configuration. The official docs warn that Garbledtext is an intermediate value and should not be stored as if it were persistent data. That rule illustrates why privacy features do not remove ordinary smart-contract and wallet risks.