Totally agree with @vijitkatta’s post: If the banking system is unreliable and currency is devaluing every day, people will instinctively look for a place to ‘preserve value’: Aside from Bitcoin, I think the most likely place people will store their assets in the future is stablecoins. Stablecoins let us spend globally, save securely, transfer quickly, and most importantly, they’re convenient. That’s the key! The problem is, when you store stablecoins, there’s always a layer separating stablecoins from the fiat currencies of every country and our daily expenses. So, what’s the solution? That’s where Tria @useTria becomes really interesting: Tria is a self-custodial Web3 digital bank that lets you use a self-custodial wallet to spend crypto globally just like a regular bank card—no bridging, no gas fees, plus you can earn cashback, all while protecting your wealth from erosion. The biggest difference between Tria and some U-cards lies in the logic: Tria is more like a combination of a bank + wallet + payment tool, rather than just a simple ‘card + custodial account.’ Compared to some U-cards that merely stack a ‘crypto wallet + Visa/MasterCard channel,’ Tria is actually more complete. In simple terms, Tria aims to integrate on-chain assets, wallets, self-custody + payments + cross-chain transactions into one ‘ready-to-use’ system, hiding the complexity for users. The goal is to build an on-chain bank based on a ‘new bank + wallet + payment infrastructure + multi-chain network’!