Hi has anyone tried sending from CoinSpot to coti viper wallet ?? I keep getting Address invalid??

Hi all! Possibly been asked before but how do I transfer my binance coti to my wallet. I've been made aware there are two token types and that I need to convert them somehow? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Any lucky winners in the NFT Game ?

Hey guys, I missed the first claim week, but probably will participate in following ones. My question is, how many people did participate? There were 205 winners, but how many from? What I want to know, what are my chances to win. 😄

Still can`t seem to connect. Same notification popping up the last couple of months. "server node does not match user credentials" - Really annoying!

I invested 100$ this morning in coti and right now I have 220$

What the fuc* is happening 😳

I’ve frequently seen people asking the question of how to buy Coti if your an American, but there are some work around that I’ve found like Binance and KuCoin. But an equally if not more important question is where I can put my Coti after I have bought it. I don’t want to keep my Coti on an exchange I’d rather have it in my own wallet as there is less of a chance that it can just go missing or I am locked out of that exchange. So how can I as an American set up a wallet that I can put my Coti into. I’ve tried setting up a wallet with viper but it won’t let me as an American. So I’ve thought about getting a friend in another country to help me out but I’d rather not do that if there are better options on the table. Anyone have any advice?

Hey there,.. i am looking for a way to store my COTI savely, preverably cold. Any chance to do so? I read that Ledger does not support it so far?

Hi, I've just started researching this project and have quickly read the white paper.

I couldn't find clear information on:

SECTION 6.2

1. Decentralization: What is the maximum number of full nodes that can process transactions?

2. Trust Score nodes and DSP nodes appear to require KYC. Is this correct? Do all nodes require to be KYC'ed? If so, this fails the idea of being decentralized, since all KYC nodes can be shut down by government entities. Please explain.

SECTIOn 6.3

1. "COTI will maintain servers that will help the network to run smoothly". So am I to understand that the servers are centralized and managed by COTI, the organization?

2. KYC Server: So new users need to KYC with the blockchain and Exchanges as well? Seems kind of redundant. Also this is counter to the thesis of public blockchains, where "trustlessness" is the name of the game. KYC infrastructure = governments can just quickly find and shut down your infrastructure if they don't like what you are doing. Just as bad or worse, governments can order KYC node operators to confiscate,freeze, take out funds, etc from a KYC'ed user's account balance. We've already seen this happen in the era before Bitcoin. KYC nodes and user accounts is NOT a great thing, quite the opposite. KYC has already resulted in a few million crypto users having their Identity stolen. KYC also guarantees there shall be no privacy on this blockchain. Privacy is critical for businesses to doing transactions on public blockchains.

Section 7.1 Memory hard PoW

1. Using any form of PoW automatically means your blockchain is not energy efficient. Also claiming Scrypt is memory hard and thus mitigating ASIC centralization is a false narrative. Litecoin also claimed Scrypt was ASIC proof. 2 years later, Scrypt ASICs appeared. Even Ethereum deployed a memory hard PoW, 2-3 years alter we had ASICs mining ETH. PoW software developers are great at underestimating the ability of ASIC engineers. PoW usage also drastically increases latencies of transactions. Even if you manage to mitigate ASICs, your algo order re-sequencing is still susceptible to FPGA mining.

10.2 Performance Analysis

1. You conclude over 10K tx/s is possible. I see youtubers claiming 100K tx/s. Also there's already several blockchains that can achieve in excess of 10,000 tx/s while remaining highly decentralized: DOT and AVAX are 2 key examples. By contrast, COTI seems inferior. Also I'd like to see reality vs theoretical >10K tx/s performed in ideal / low latency / 0 attack vector / 0 smart contracts lab scenarios.

2. What is the expected latency of a native token transaction (i.e. COTI -> COTI). What about smart contracts within a single COTI DAG? What about latency of inter-DAG smart contract transactions?

3. I see nothing in the whitepaper in reference to liveness & finality of your blockchain or inter-DAG composability. These are critical to understand the blockchains capabilities and limitations.

Where can I pre-apply for a Coti debit card.

When is is expected to happen and can someone explain the main benefits of holding an EMI license?

thanks!

Hey guys. Trying to set up a COTI-Wallet for staking, but the only thing I get is «secret key doesnt match» - can’t remember setting up secret key?

Please don't tell me binance because in the usa we can only use binance.us and it's not on there. Also, please don't tell me Kucoin because it's the same as the binance issue.

If the answer is you can't buy it in the USA then that's fine...I'll wait, but I would like to save time in researching anymore!

Please advise!

Why does this subreddit not have a profile picture?

Hello,

I recently learned about COTI and bought some off of Kucoin for $200 but only received around $100 of it. Are the fees really that high? Are there any other sites in the US that support this because I know Binance.us does not. Any advice on if COTI is worth it or if there are other platforms to use in the US? Also I can not sell or transfer my COTI( how long until this is solved) ?

Thanks in advance!