COTI is the protocol based on DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) that offers instant and scalable settlements and maintains security. It features a unique consensus algorithm called Proof of Trust, or PoT, that incentivizes excellent network behavior, resulting in improved service quality and lower fees.
COTI recently announced the addition of a brand new Mainnet Node into its ecosystem. It is now running live on the official platform. Tom Wells, who is an old COTI community member, runs Atom Node. He is also the owner and developer of the COTI World Map.
Tom is regularly found helping other members of the COTI community on Discord and submitting valuable commitments to the COTI GitHub. He is also building various projects that are actively contributing towards the growth and development of COTI. Since May 2021, Tom has run a test node and is the mastermind behind the Doctor Guide and the COTI Market Cap.
There is a high demand for becoming a Mainnet Node Operator on COTI. However, the protocol routinely selects brand-new operators from the test net. The selection process delivered by COTI for new operators Mainnet Node is performed meticulously. COTI team of developers creates leading digital infrastructure for enterprise tokens and payments.
It is eco-friendly and does not require mining to make transactions. The all-in-one commercial development and protocol, COTI, offer turnkey solutions for businesses that can be white labeled with various products like bank accounts, debit cards, processing gateways, fiat off and on ramps, website integration, digital wallets, and custom branded tokens.
COTI has also developed a special feature for many enterprises called the Payment Request. It is a function that allows businesses to cover gas fees for transactions. This means users who want to transact with an enterprise or a merchant do not need to hold any digital token before submitting their first transaction. COTI is the only layer 1 in the world that allows enterprises to pay gas fees on behalf of their users.
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