2026-01-02 17:29:48

Just activated my Tria card and used it for a subscription payment—pretty smooth experience. Got me thinking about what's actually backing this whole thing.

Here's why Tria caught my attention:

The team has Arbitrum ecosystem support, which means they're tapping into one of the biggest L2 networks. Funding-wise, they've raised $12M, so there's legit capital behind the product. And the economics make sense: up to 6% cash back on card spending is competitive compared to traditional fintech.

The $TRIA token structure is interesting too—they're incentivizing early adoption through rewards for card activation. It's a pretty standard but effective bootstrap strategy for getting network effects.

If the execution holds up, this could actually be worth watching as Web3 payments mature. The whole point is making crypto actually useful for everyday transactions, not just speculation.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 01-03 23:45

A 6% cashback sounds good, but can it really be redeemed? I've been burned too many times by promises before.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-02 17:53

The Tria card experience is indeed smooth, but that 6% cashback sounds a bit... too good to be true? Feels like there must be a catch later on.

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Rugman_Walking

· 01-02 17:52

6% cashback sounds good, but it only counts if you can actually use it

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-02 17:42

6% cash back sounds good, but actual implementation is the key... Seeing how hot the Arbitrum ecosystem is, if Tria can streamline the payment experience, it definitely has potential.

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