Tria completed a $12 million Pre seed round financing on October 14th, and launched a community round on LEGION on October 30th. As a result, it oversubscribed by 6671%, which was very popular. I also invested a little myself, and it should be TGE soon. It is a self hosted "encrypted version of the new bank" project, founded by Vijit @ vijitkatta, who was previously the head of Polygon Accelerator. He mentioned in the article that in Latin America, Africa, and even some developed countries, due to the depreciation of fiat currency, slow transfer, high transaction fees, and cross-border troubles, more and more ordinary people have started to use stablecoins directly as "daily money". Tria @ useTria is based on this practical need, and what they want to do is also very simple: Make cryptocurrency more user-friendly, more like "money", where one account can consume, trade, and earn profits, all connected. Technically based on the BestPath AVS architecture, it enables permissionless cross chain interoperability and payment markets. The core now consists of three account systems: Spending (expenses)+exchanging (transactions)+earning (profits), with Visa physical/virtual cards, you can directly use over 1000 coins to consume in more than 150 countries through Visa cards, with a 6% cashback and no gas fees for the entire transaction. The overall impression is: Users don't have to worry about complex matters such as chain, cross chain, and settlement at all. From my personal perspective, I think: It is likely that the stable currency will really become a universal currency in the future, and Tria is following this trend to make the "use of currency" more like a bank card, more like Alipay. This direction itself will continue to have new projects emerging for innovation. From a larger perspective, it is also evident that the issuers and capital behind USDC and USDT have already systematically laid out this area. Whether it is Plasma, Stable, ARC, or Tempo, they are essentially focused on the long-term direction of "stablecoins+payments".