Tria

Tria appears on a curated daily list for potential airdrops and testnet rewards. The mention suggests tasks or testnet engagements that could be monitored for future eligibility. Completing the listed activities may improve chances for inclusion in upcoming token events.

Tria launched a 2nd season of farming, restarting or continuing yield opportunities for participants. The update indicates new season mechanics and opportunities to farm; users engaged in previous seasons should review the changes and participate accordingly.

Tria has enabled the TRIA airdrop claim directly within its app. Eligible users can navigate to Settings → Rewards / Airdrop to check allocations and redeem their tokens; the feature confirms the airdrop is live and accessible via the in‑app rewards section. The process is handled natively without external websites.

Tria published its tokenomics, setting a total supply of 10 billion and allocating 41% to the community. The announcement outlines high-level distribution parameters ahead of TGE-related milestones. Further details are available in the official thread and may be refined as launch approaches.

Tria indicates that ordering a card is linked to receiving a drop. The note suggests a card-linked activity that may grant eligibility or distribution, tying product usage to rewards. Specific allocation details are not provided, but the activity is positioned as a step in securing a related drop.

Tria launches Season 2 of its XP points program, now live for users. Participants earn 250 XP on their first trade, 1 XP per $10 traded, and around 10 XP for daily check-ins. Additional XP comes from spending with Tria, referrals, exploring new features, and converting tokens, with more details to follow.

Tria has concluded Points Season 1, with final rewards details to be announced soon. The team confirmed Season 2 will start in 24 hours, continuing the points program for participants. Expect more clarity on Season 1 rewards distribution and prepare for the next phase.

Tria indicated that its TGE is approaching, though the team has not shared a date or token distribution details. The project is advancing its product stack, including a live card and points program, and has also appeared on Coinbase Markets’ roadmap, which may relate to post-TGE market readiness. Further specifics are pending from the team.

Tria has raised $12,000,000 from investors including Sandeep Nailwal and Polygon Ventures to build its self-custodial neobank and payments infrastructure. The project features a crypto card, points rewards, up to 6% cashback, and staking APY, and is preparing for an upcoming TGE. These resources support product expansion and market rollout.

Tria, a self-custodial neobank and payments platform, is running Season 1 of its points program with a snapshot on January 30. Users earn points via card transactions, benefit from up to 6% cashback, staking APY options, and stablecoin payments. The card requires $20 setup and KYC; service is not supported in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia.

Tria reports surpassing 300,000 users, marking a notable growth milestone for the platform. The user base has doubled in less than 1 month, indicating accelerating adoption and engagement as the project scales its early footprint. This metric underscores momentum ahead of upcoming product iterations and community growth; no specific timing was provided, but the pace signals continued traction.

Tria has opened the Futures feature waitlist. Users can access the waitlist in the app’s Futures tab, complete registration, and then view their current waitlist status. This signals an upcoming launch of Tria Futures, and early registration may help users secure earlier access when the feature goes live.

Tria confirms the full $850K creator reward pool remains active.

All eligible creator activity has been snapshotted, and data preserved with Mindo, Kaito, and Cookie.

The team states no creator effort has been lost.