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Tria is positioning itself as a full-stack on-chain neobank and payments network focused on real usage, institutional-grade scale, and cross-chain execution rather than speculative narratives.
In its pre-TGE phase, Tria has already demonstrated meaningful traction:
• $60M+ processed volume • $1.9M+ revenue in three months • $20M moved in 90 days; $1.12M in a single day • 50K+ users and 5,500 affiliates globally • Visa-powered card active in 150+ countries and 130M+ merchants • $500M/day credit-line capacity across 23 currencies • 1M+ community worldwide
At the infrastructure layer, Tria integrates deeply with major ecosystems including Polygon AggLayer, Arbitrum, Injective, BitLayer, Aethir, 0G, Merlin, Morph, and IOPN while being used operationally by AI teams such as Sentient, Talus, and Netmind.
Why the Market Opportunity Is Structural
Global payments and remittances remain fragmented:
• $5.3T+ in annual payment flows • $1T+ in remittances • $140B lost to fees • $1.5T trapped in settlement delays
Tria’s architecture addresses these inefficiencies through:
• AI-driven transaction routing • Stablecoin settlement layers • Self-custodial Visa cards • Cross-chain liquidity abstraction • Sub-second swaps across VMs • Unified rails for consumer payments and AI-agent execution
Government and UN pilot programs are reportedly underway, underscoring Tria’s push toward regulated, real-world deployment.
The narrative here is infrastructure not speculation. Revenue, distribution, integrations, and production-level throughput define this phase.
If $ETH can’t reclaim $2.7K fast, you can forget about all those casual $4K targets for a while.
$ETH basically did a clean range breakdown.
We spent weeks chopping between $2.7K–$3.3K
and you can see $2.7K support got defended twice (the two white arrows up).
Five days ago we finally lost $2.7K (where the finger is), which potentially flips that whole level into resistance.
Since then price has dumped into the next major demand at $2.15K
and that’s the first place you’d expect buyers to actually show up again.
My base case from here is we likely range between $2.15K and $2.7K for a bit and the key tell will be how price reacts on the first retest of $2.7K
If we reclaim and hold it, this breakdown starts to look like a deviation, and the upside path opens back up to $3.3K first, then that next big supply/target zone around $3.9K–$4.1K (grey band above).
As long as $2.15K keeps getting defended, I’m treating this as breakdown → base → reclaim attempt.