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Crypto has always claimed it wants decentralization. Yet most products still centralize responsibility on the user. The user chooses the chain. The user chooses the route. The user approves every step. What we call sovereignty often just means pushing operational burden
If this coordination model actually works, a lot of todayβs crypto infrastructure doesnβt disappear. It becomes invisible. Bridges still exist. Routers still exist. Execution still happens. But the user never touches them. Thatβs the real shift. Most crypto tools today assume
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Crypto has always claimed it wants decentralization. Yet most products still centralize responsibility on the user. The user chooses the chain. The user chooses the route. The user approves every step. What we call sovereignty often just means pushing operational burden
If this coordination model actually works, a lot of todayβs crypto infrastructure doesnβt disappear. It becomes invisible. Bridges still exist. Routers still exist. Execution still happens. But the user never touches them. Thatβs the real shift. Most crypto tools today assume
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Warren Buffett is entering his final full week as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
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I feel this too. I think a big part of it comes from how fast AI is growing and how short-form content keeps compressing our attention. Everything moves faster than we can actually process. Iβve felt this for a long time, and the most impacted group seems to be children. Many of
Has anyone noticed how the entire internet has completely died off in the last few years? It's not just the crypto space. Almost every industry feels the same. When was the last time you saw a hyped video game release? Or a new song / artist everyone was talking about? Even
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Based on CryptoQuant data Bitcoin Spot Average Order Size the reappearance and increasing consistency of green dots representing big whale orders can be observed in the current price phase. Historically patterns like this on CryptoQuant have more often marked the beginning or
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If this coordination model actually works, a lot of todayβs crypto infrastructure doesnβt disappear. It becomes invisible. Bridges still exist. Routers still exist. Execution still happens. But the user never touches them. Thatβs the real shift. Most crypto tools today assume
i didnβt realize how exhausting crypto ux really was until i used @useTria . for native users the friction feels normal. multiple wallets. constant network switching. endless approvals. reconnects everywhere. we have normalized the pain. but for someone new to crypto that isnβt a
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this analysis really captures what makes @useTria stand out in the neobank space the way they've structured the tiered XP system with card multipliers shows a genuinely sophisticated understanding of blockchain incentive design paying $90 USDC for a Signature card that
this breakdown perfectly captures why self custodial infrastructure matters in real world usage watching @useTria eliminate friction at the micro transaction level while maintaining wallet sovereignty shows genuine understanding of what users actually need from crypto payments
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Based on CryptoQuant data Bitcoin Spot Average Order Size the reappearance and increasing consistency of green dots representing big whale orders can be observed in the current price phase. Historically patterns like this on CryptoQuant have more often marked the beginning or
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If this coordination model actually works, a lot of todayβs crypto infrastructure doesnβt disappear. It becomes invisible. Bridges still exist. Routers still exist. Execution still happens. But the user never touches them. Thatβs the real shift. Most crypto tools today assume
i didnβt realize how exhausting crypto ux really was until i used @useTria . for native users the friction feels normal. multiple wallets. constant network switching. endless approvals. reconnects everywhere. we have normalized the pain. but for someone new to crypto that isnβt a
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here what makes @useTria genuinely compelling in the Indonesian market beyond the usual neobank promises the card enables direct spending across Google Play, OVO, Gojek, Grab, Tokopedia, Traveloka, Agoda, Zalora, and Mapclub through standard Visa rails while maintaining full
here I am discussing the @useTria project and what makes their current momentum genuinely compelling from a blockchain infrastructure standpoint the 12 Days of Triasmas campaign launching full refunds for daily card purchases represents more than just user acquisition mechanics
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what i like about this update is that it doesnβt ask the user to learn anything new. if your assets already live on base, you can now just use them. no extra steps, no moving things around, no thinking about chains. thatβs how real usability is supposed to work. But after @base
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what i like about this update is that it doesnβt ask the user to learn anything new. if your assets already live on base, you can now just use them. no extra steps, no moving things around, no thinking about chains. thatβs how real usability is supposed to work. But after @base
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so tired today, i will back again tomorrow
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Just realized today is 12.12 So of course I had to try buying something with @useTria Guess what I bought for 12.12 this time The funny part is I got cashback from the app And then got another cashback from Tria Not a big purchase But the experience makes me want to test more
today i tried something simple but kinda wild when you think about it. i bought this cup of ice cream, using crypto. literally tapped my @useTria card the ice cream was good too, totally worth it. and the funny part? i still got cashback on top of it. crypto should feel like
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now the natural question after all that theory is simple. what does @rails_xyz actually enable in practice. and the most visible answer right now is perps. most onchain perp dexes face the same structural problem. you either go fully on-chain and accept slow execution, or you
what is @rails_xyz a lot of people look at rails and think itβs just some messaging layer for crypto apps. thatβs not really accurate. rails isnβt about chat or notifications. what theyβre building is a coordination layer that sits above the chain, a kind of shared transport
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Today I noticed that @useTria already supports withdrawals back to USDC on Solana. I havenβt executed one yet, but the flow is already visible and clear. To process a withdrawal, the wallet asks for at least $1.5 in SOL for network costs. I donβt know yet whether that number
today i tried something simple but kinda wild when you think about it. i bought this cup of ice cream, using crypto. literally tapped my @useTria card the ice cream was good too, totally worth it. and the funny part? i still got cashback on top of it. crypto should feel like
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i didnβt realize how exhausting crypto ux really was until i used @useTria . for native users the friction feels normal. multiple wallets. constant network switching. endless approvals. reconnects everywhere. we have normalized the pain. but for someone new to crypto that isnβt a
if tria succeeds, crypto stops being tools it becomes an operating system f we take the idea seriously that tria is shifting crypto from a set of tools into a coordination layer, the next step becomes obvious. the industry has been building wallets, bridges, dexes, routers,
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I didnβt realize how exhausting crypto UX really was until I used @useTria For native users, all of this feels normal. Multiple wallets. Constant network switching. Endless approvals. Reconnects everywhere. Weβve normalized the friction. But from the perspective of someone
today i tried something simple but kinda wild when you think about it. i bought this cup of ice cream, using crypto. literally tapped my @useTria card the ice cream was good too, totally worth it. and the funny part? i still got cashback on top of it. crypto should feel like
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