@useTria just raised $12 million and will kick off its community round next Monday on @legiondotcc. The project has received funding from P2 Ventures, @Aptos, and Polygon co-founders. Tria is essentially an infrastructure for self-custody banking, leveraging BestPath AVS technology to achieve chain abstraction. The benefit of this tech is that cross-chain spending, transactions, and earnings require no gas fees or bridge fees. It advocates for the coexistence of compliance and privacy, using zkKYC to enable encrypted identity verification without data storage or document sharing. Link to participate in the launch: https://legion.cc/tria Let’s highlight zkKYC here. This is a collaboration with @billions_ntwk to bring zkKYC technology into mainstream applications. On the privacy side, users can prove identity attributes without exposing personal data. For regulatory compliance, it meets the KYC requirements of financial institutions. In terms of reusability, one verification can be used multiple times, reducing costs. And for security, zero-knowledge proofs prevent data leakage risks. Tria has a lot of highlights, and @SentientAGI has summarized them, saving us a ton of time. The project already supports compatibility with multiple L2 solutions like Ethereum, @0xPolygon, and @arbitrum, reducing integration costs for developers and improving the user transaction experience. By combining zero-knowledge identity verification with verifiable credentials, Tria provides the blockchain world with an identity solution that balances privacy, compliance, and composability. If the project can further reduce usage costs, enhance cross-chain experiences, and continue incentivizing ecosystem development, Tria is poised to secure a significant position in the decentralized identity space.