🚀 Cosanta is now a Verified Organization on GitHub GitHub has confirmed that the Cosanta team controls the cosanta.net domain. - Official repositories are maintained by the core team - Reduced risk of interacting with fake or malicious forks - Increased trust in the open source codebase - Greater transparency in the development process Source code: https://github.com/cosanta

📰 Cosanta to Introduce Shielded Transactions to Protect Business Confidentiality On February 14, the Chief Legal Officer of Grayscale Investments Craig Salm speaking at the Consensus Hong Kong conference stated that companies with a commercial need to pay large invoices to suppliers are interested in ensuring that such transactions are not accessible to competitors as this could reveal sensitive business information. When using public blockchains such as Bitcoin every transaction by default becomes part of a company’s open financial history. This means that competitors can analyze procurement volumes - payment frequency - supplier structures - financial relationships - as well as business growth dynamics. In practice this creates a situation where every corporate bank payment would be published in an open database available for analysis by third parties. Today there are already specialized analytics services and social media accounts that track company transactions on the blockchain and build financial profiles which creates risks of commercial data leakage and competitive intelligence gathering. For this reason Cosanta as a business oriented product is implementing shielded transactions not as an anonymity tool but as a mechanism for protecting commercial information. This will allow companies to hide operational payments from the market - avoid disclosing supply chain structures - protect negotiation positions - prevent competitive intelligence activities and maintain the confidentiality of partner relationships. At the same time the use of technologies implemented in networks such as Zcash makes it possible to enable selective disclosure of information. A company can keep transactions private on a public network while still being able when necessary to disclose data to auditors - provide proof to tax authorities - confirm payments to banks and pass compliance procedures. Thus the implementation of shielded transactions in Cosanta is aimed at ensuring commercial confidentiality - protecting financial strategy - and enhancing corporate operational security for businesses operating within public blockchain infrastructure.

🏴‍☠️ COSANTA — the great 2026 race has begun 🚀 FOMO is real. On January 15, 2026 at 08:35:04 UTC, an important milestone was reached on block #900001: the Cosanta block reward increased to 1 COSA. 🔗 https://explorer.cosanta.net/block/7173bb9220fd1c7f37a19c2c0a3f627e008b76b74dec1959ebbeeeb514482cb8 Reward distribution: • ⛏ Miners: 0.93 COSA • 🏴‍☠️ Masternodes: 0.07 COSA 💰 Masternode ROI right now If the network pays 38.15 COSA per day to masternodes and a masternode requires 10,000 COSA, then: Daily ROI: 38.15 / 10,000 × 100% = 0.3815% per day That’s ≈ 139% APR at current rewards 😎 And this is just the beginning. 🔥 What’s coming next? In 2026, Cosanta enters an aggressive reward growth phase: 📈 Block rewards will increase from 1 up to 50 COSA 🔗 https://cosa.is/en#rewards Every 10,000 blocks the reward increases by +1 COSA ≈ every 19 days ➡ Next reward increase: February 3, 2026 And then — every ~19 days again: • higher block rewards • higher miner income • higher masternode income • increasing market pressure ⚔️ 2026 = THE RACE YEAR This is not just growth. This is an economic race for COSA. Those who launch masternodes now will: • lock in growing rewards • earn more COSA with every step up • be positioned ahead when the market wakes up 🔥 In cycles like this, you don’t chase FOMO — you front-run it. 🏴‍☠️ Cosanta. Mine it. Stake it. Or watch others do it. 2026 has only just begun 🚀