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180 countries. One account. Real usage is already scaling.

Reliable execution on $HBAR powers enterprise-grade payments, while predictable settlement on $XLM unlocks practical global value transfer.

Tria sits at the product layer where those ideas meet everyday money.

In just a few months:
• 500K+ users across 180 countries
• $150M+ transaction volume
• Visa card spending live globally
• Self-custodial balances that stay usable while moving across chains

The shift is behavioral.

People are no longer moving assets just to experiment.
They are spending, routing, and settling value as part of normal activity.

When payments feel routine, adoption compounds quietly.

That’s the phase onchain finance is entering, and Tria is building directly into that flow.

#RWA #Tria

$20M ARR before TGE changes how early growth gets measured.

$NEAR reflects how onchain products scale when real users stay active. $TRIA shows what happens when that activity begins producing real operating revenue.

In under five months, Tria reached revenue levels most crypto products take years to approach.

That growth comes from usage already happening inside the system:
• Card spend generating fees
• Cross-chain routing creating execution volume
• Active balances moving instead of sitting idle

When revenue appears alongside adoption, attention turns into repeat behavior.

Products stop being explored and start being relied on.

Tria is building around that shift, where everyday usage compounds into measurable economics.

#Tria #Onchain

Most crypto products take years to reach meaningful adoption.

$TRIA and $AVAX prove that onchain finance infrastructure is evolving faster than ever before.

Traditional fintech platforms often spend years building distribution before usage becomes visible. Many crypto products follow the same pattern.

Tria crossed 500,000+ users across 180 countries and processed $150M+ in volume within a few months.

That pace changes how adoption is measured.

Growth is coming from systems people already use for spending, routing, and settlement instead of experimentation alone.

Visa cards operate globally.
Self-custodial accounts are staying active.
Assets are moving without setup friction.

When infrastructure becomes invisible, onboarding accelerates.

Adoption does not always arrive through headlines.
Sometimes it compounds through everyday usage.

Tria is bridging the gap between complex protocols and the daily financial layer of the future.

#Tria #AVAX

Access matters most at launch.

$ICP and $HBAR highlight how strong infrastructure gains momentum when markets can access it early. The same dynamic appeared during Tria’s TGE.

From day one, Tria launched with trading support across major global exchanges, including #BinanceAlpha , Bybit, Coinbase, Kraken, KuCoin, and additional venues, giving immediate market access alongside product rollout.

That early availability helped establish:
• Immediate price discovery
• Broad global participation
• Active liquidity from the start
• Alignment between product usage and open markets

Since TGE, user activity has continued expanding across spending, routing, and settlement, connecting real usage with accessible liquidity instead of separating the two phases.

Listings alone do not build traction. Sustained adoption does.

Launching with wide exchange access allowed Tria’s market presence to grow in parallel with real product activity.

Tria continues building where liquidity and everyday onchain finance meet.

#tge

300,000+ $TRIA users just got a simpler way to move crypto.

Contacts are now live in Tria.

Save wallet addresses once and send with a tap, reducing manual checks and address errors during transfers.

Sending crypto still breaks the flow more than it should.
Small UX changes matter when usage becomes routine.

As more users move from holding assets to using them daily, speed and clarity inside the app start to matter as much as the infrastructure behind it.

Less copying.
Less double-checking.
More actual usage.

Tria keeps improving how onchain money works in practice.

#Onchain #Tria

Onchain finance is shifting from speed to reliability.

$TRIA brings movement, spending, and settlement into one self-custodial flow. $HBAR operates on the same principle at the network layer, where predictable execution enables real-world use at scale.

This is where behavior starts to change.

Balances stay active.
Payments feel routine.
Value moves across chains without custody friction.

When users don’t have to think about routing, bridges, or execution paths, activity stops being exploratory and starts becoming habitual.

That’s how early momentum forms.
Quietly.
Repeatedly.
With systems that don’t get in the way.

Still early.
Still compounding.

#Onchain #Tria

Tria is scaling faster than most people realize.

$AVAX grew as infrastructure matured. $TRIA brings that same reliability into everyday money.

In five months, Tria moved from zero users to hundreds of thousands actively spending, routing, and settling value onchain.

Not testing.
Not exploring.
Using.

Card spend generates real volume.
Routing produces fees.
Execution turns into revenue and payouts.

That feedback loop matters.

People keep balances active because the system does not ask them to think about chains, custody, or setup. #money stays usable while everything else runs in the background.

This is how financial products actually scale.
Quietly.
Consistently.
With repeat behavior.

Early phase.
Clear traction.

#RWA!

Scale shows up before headlines do.

$LINK represents trust at the data layer. $TRIA is proving trust at the execution layer.

In under five months, Tria moved from zero users to hundreds of thousands running real transactions across spend, routing, and settlement. That kind of acceleration only happens when infrastructure removes friction instead of adding it.

Users didn’t arrive for speculation.
They stayed because money moved smoothly.

No custody handoffs.
No chain juggling.
No broken flows between holding and using.

When systems work quietly in the background, growth stops looking forced. It compounds.

This is what early product-market fit looks like in #Onchain finance.
Not noise.
Throughput.

Still early.
Still building.

#RWA!

Real products leave a financial trail.

$ARB powers large-scale onchain activity.
$TRIA channels that activity into revenue and distribution.

In just five months, Tria crossed $4M+ in #Revenue while returning $3.5M directly to its community.
That includes $1.5M paid to 12,000+ ambassadors, tied to real usage rather than incentives detached from behavior.

Spending, routing, and execution are not abstract metrics here.
They generate fees, commissions, and repeat activity that circulate back through the network.

This kind of economic structure forms when users are not chasing yield blindly.
They are using a product daily.

Revenue validates demand.
Distribution validates retention.

Tria’s private beta shows how onchain finance looks when money actually moves.

#RWA

Season 2 turns Tria into a single XP engine.

$ARB shows how onchain activity scales when incentives align with usage. $TRIA is applying that logic across spending, trading, and earning.

Progression systems only work when they reflect real behavior.

Card spend generates progression.
Futures trading now compounds it.
Earn rewards consistently over time.

One multiplier connects everything.

Instead of fragmenting incentives across separate products, Tria routes all activity through the same system. The more surfaces you use, the faster your XP accelerates.

Season 1 proved the model works when progression mirrors everyday usage.
Season 2 expands the surface area without changing the rules.

Same actions.
More paths.
Higher efficiency.

Loyalty multipliers carry forward prior participation, rewarding users who stayed active rather than resetting the field each season. Futures and Earn now sit inside the same loop as spending, reinforcing behavior instead of distracting from it.

This is how #Onchain products mature.

Not by adding more incentives, but by aligning them into one system that compounds with use.

Season 2 is going strong.
Join before it is too late. 

#defi

$TRIA allocation is structured around participation in the Tria network.

• Community: 41.04%
• Foundation: 18.00%
• Ecosystem & Liquidity: 15.00%
• Investors: 13.96%
• Core Contributors: 12.00%

The Community allocation supports user #REWARDS , ambassador programs, and ecosystem incentives tied to usage across Tria’s products.

Foundation tokens are reserved for long-term protocol operation, governance, compliance, and security.

Ecosystem and Liquidity allocations support integrations and execution reliability across markets.

Investor and Core Contributor allocations are subject to delayed, multi-year vesting schedules, as outlined in the tokenomics.

These allocations are designed to support ongoing operation and participation within Tria’s system.

#Tria

$TRIA has a fixed supply structure.

Tria’s tokenomics outline:
• Total supply: 10,000,000,000 TRIA
• Monetary policy: fixed, hardcapped
• Emissions: no inflation
• Token standard: ERC-20 on $ETH
• All tokens pre-minted at #tge
• Circulation is introduced only through vesting

At genesis, approximately 21.58% of the supply is circulating. The remainder unlocks through predefined vesting schedules.

There are no variable emissions, algorithmic minting, or dynamic supply adjustments described in the token design.

The supply model is documented directly in Tria’s #Tokenomics and is intended to support long-term protocol operation across its consumer and infrastructure layers.

$TRIA in 5 months looks nothing like a cold start.

$ICP represents infrastructure built for throughput and execution. TRIA shows what happens when a powerful infrastructure reaches everyday users.

The results are visible:
• 350,000+ users, with 100,000 added in January alone
• 586,412 card swipes, returning $3.5M to the community
• $170M+ total volume across spend and routing
• $4M+ revenue generated in under five months
• 12,000+ ambassadors, earning $1.5M+ in commissions
• BestPath flows exceeding $140M, connecting major ecosystems
• $67.5M Legion sale, fully oversubscribed

Growth like this doesn’t come from experimentation.

It comes from people keeping assets active, spending globally, and moving value across chains without breaking custody.

Usage compounds.
Systems harden.
Momentum builds.

Still early. Still expanding. Still day one.

#defi

$TRIA rewards distribution is moving into its next phase.

Tria and $COOKIE highlight how creator incentives in crypto are maturing beyond one-time campaigns.

Following TGE, the full $850K+ creator reward pool will be honored, with top-ups already sent directly to affected wallets to account for FDV differences.

Key updates:
• Remaining rewards are being distributed via Mindo
• Part unlocked and delivered directly to wallets in stables
• Remaining allocation vested over 3 months through the claim portal
• Future rewards moving to a unified Mindo claim system

The bigger shift is structural.

Tria and Mindo are now working toward a redesigned creator #REWARDS framework focused on larger reward pools, participation across multiple social platforms, USD cashout options, and simpler payout mechanics without FDV complexity.

Distribution was the first step.
The next phase focuses on how creators get rewarded going forward.

#tge

$TRIA sits inside Tria’s system as a coordination token.

Tria combines a consumer-facing neobank with an underlying infrastructure layer called BestPath. Together, they support spending, trading, earning, and cross-chain execution inside a single self-custodial account.

#Tria is used to support that structure.

According to tokenomics, the token enables:
• Settlement within BestPath execution
• Staking for participation in routing markets
• Governance over protocol parameters
• Membership benefits and fee coverage across Tria services

The token is designed to operate across Tria’s consumer products and infrastructure layer, providing a shared mechanism for coordination as activity flows through the system.

This is how #Infrastructure tokens compound.
Usage grows first.
Coordination demand follows.

$TRIA is wired directly into how value moves through the system.

$TRIA expands its trading surface.

TRIAUSDT perpetuals are now live on the $ASTER DEX, with up to 50x leverage available.

This adds a new venue for traders seeking perpetual exposure to TRIA alongside spot markets.

Leverage, margin requirements, and risk parameters are defined by the exchange.

Market access widens.
Trading surface grows.

TRIAUSDT perps are now live on Aster DEX.

#defi #perp

Season 2 is live on $TRIA

$NEAR shows how onchain apps scale when real usage compounds. Tria is applying that logic to everyday finance.

Season 2 expands Tria Points beyond card spend into live #futures trading and Earn, giving active users more ways to build XP and move faster through the deck.

What changes this season:
• Futures trading now generates XP based on volume
• Earn rewards time weighted balances, not short-term jumps
• Season 1 users start with Loyalty Multipliers from day one
• Spend, Trade, and Earn all reinforce the same progression system

Everyone starts fresh.
Returning users start stronger.

XP still comes from real activity.
Multipliers decide how fast progress compounds.

Season 2 rewards consistency, not shortcuts.
Use Tria. Build XP. Move up the deck.

Tria Season 2 has started.

#defi

Crypto adoption is starting to look normal.

$TON brought millions onchain through messaging. $TRIA is taking the next step by putting onchain money into everyday spending.

People are no longer interacting with crypto only inside apps.

They are paying for meals, rides, subscriptions, and small daily purchases that have nothing to do with markets.

That shift is what Tria Everyday is designed to capture.

Each week, Tria dropped a simple IRL prompt and invited users to share the most ordinary thing they paid for using onchain money.

A photo.
A sentence.
A moment from real life.

Participants were rewarded directly through Tria, with weekly payouts, card upgrades, and gifting, all settled using the same onchain balance they spend with daily.

A $1000 weekly #Reward pool was distributed across 5 winners every Friday, with $200 per winner paid as cash, card upgrades, or card gifting. Checkout X for more details.

No trading tasks.
No artificial engagement loops.
Just money being used naturally.

When #Onchain assets blend into daily behavior, adoption stops feeling like a milestone and starts feeling like routine.

That is how crypto quietly becomes part of everyday life.

The final week of Tria Everyday has wrapped.

Congrats to this week’s winners, and thanks to everyone who participated.
Seeing onchain money show up in everyday life is the signal we care about.

More coming soon.

Your onchain money still sits idle.

$AAVE helped normalize yield on crypto assets. $TRIA is bringing that logic into everyday money.

For years, earning meant friction.
Lockups. Separate accounts. Manual #DeFi positions.
Funds stopped being usable the moment yield began.

That trade-off is fading.

Tria introduced Earn so balances can grow while staying liquid and self-custodial inside the same account used for spending and transfers.

Stablecoins and #BTC can earn through audited onchain strategies, with funds remaining available for conversion or card spend at any time.

No mode switching.
No moving assets out of daily flow.
No custody handoff.

Yield becomes a background function rather than a separate activity.

As onchain finance matures, the distinction between holding, earning, and spending starts to disappear.

Money works when it is not in motion.
And stays ready when it is.

Everyday onchain finance is moving in this direction.

$35M in card spend is now publicly verifiable onchain.

$LINK helps markets trust data feeds. $TRIA is applying the same standard to real-world crypto payments.

As crypto moves into everyday finance, expectations change.

People want to know where funds live.
How execution works.
And whether usage data reflects reality.

That is why Tria made its #Payment activity publicly trackable through PaymentScan.

Over $35M in cumulative card spend,
500,000+ real transactions,
and an all-time high in weekly active users are now visible through independent infrastructure.

No private dashboards.
No selective screenshots.
No hidden metrics.

When money is used in real life, trust comes from systems that can be inspected.

Tria is building with that standard from the start.

Clear custody boundaries.
Explainable execution.
Public operating data.

Transparency stops being a statement and becomes part of the product.

#Tria