COTI has flipped a big switch: starting today, U.S. users can join the COTI Treasury. That might sound like a line from a product update, but it’s a meaningful moment, not just for COTI, but for U.S. holders who can now put their $COTI to work on-chain without handing custody to anyone else.
The Treasury is straightforward: you keep your tokens in your own wallet, deposit $COTI into the Treasury, and start earning rewards as the ecosystem grows. It’s the kind of product that feels simple by design, no gatekeepers, no middlemen, just a native on-chain way for holders to participate and earn.
Why Launch in the U.S. Now?
The timing lines up with a noticeable shift in the American crypto landscape. Policymakers have moved on to stablecoin rules with the GENIUS Act, which aims to bring clearer federal regulations. At the same time, an executive order has opened the door to including crypto in 401(k) plans, nudging digital assets closer to mainstream retirement conversations.
And institutional appetite hasn’t cooled: spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $14.8 billion in inflows by Q2 2025, a sign that big investors are increasingly comfortable moving money into digital assets. Put those pieces together and it’s easy to see why COTI chose now. The market is showing more clarity and interest, and giving U.S. users access to the Treasury lets them participate on equal footing with global holders.
For people who’ve been on the sidelines or who held $COTI for years, this opens up a new path to earn while staying in control. Getting started is meant to be painless. Connect the wallet that holds your $COTI, follow the prompts on the Treasury dashboard, deposit your tokens, and you’ll begin to accumulate on-chain rewards.
There’s a step-by-step guide published by the team for anyone who wants the full walkthrough, handy if you prefer a checklist or want to double-check eligibility and withdrawal terms. This isn’t a guarantee of returns; rewards vary and are tied to how the ecosystem performs, but it’s a clear signal about COTI’s direction. By expanding into the U.S., the project is betting that clearer rules and growing institutional interest will bring more people into the fold. For holders, it’s an invitation: participate, earn, and keep custody while doing so.
