This week, a low-cap altcoin soared more than 27 percent due to its recently announced participation in a project involving central bank digital currencies (CBDC).
Coti is a layer-2 privacy network built using Ethereum (ETH).
At the time this article was written, the native asset of the project traded at $0.118. This is up from $0.0929 a week earlier.
Coti, the payment giant PayPal, and Fireblocks Digital Asset Operations announced their participation in the Central Bank of Israel CBDC Project on Tuesday.
COTI has identified CBDCs as an important use case in its upcoming privacy-centric infrastructure. We are delighted to be able to share this significant milestone. Since 2018, the Bank of Israel began exploring CBDCs. Now, it will explore COTI’s implementation of advanced functionality and how to create an ecosystem for its CBDC.
COTI, as the sole blockchain network chosen to participate in this event will contribute its experience to design considerations. COTI’s privacy-focused, L2 blockchain provides advanced features for holding and securely transacting with CBDCs .”
COTI has also gained nearly 3% over the last 24 hours. COTI is still more than 82% below its 2021 all-time record high price of $0.6686.
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