Usage Metrics @useTria Matter More Than Hype One thing I always pay attention to is the difference between attention and adoption. A project can generate millions of impressions and still have very little real usage underneath. That is why Tria's latest May update stood out to me. Over $22M in card volume. More than 100K transactions processed. Real payments flowing through actual merchants. Those numbers tell a different story than social metrics alone. They show people are not just signing up. They are actively using the product. For a self custodial neofinance platform, that distinction is important. The goal was never simply to hold digital assets. The goal is making them useful in everyday life. Paying for services. Making purchases. Moving value without constantly thinking about the underlying infrastructure. That is the kind of traction I like to see because it reflects behavior, not just attention.