What Is a Crypto Card and How Does It Work?

A crypto card is a Visa or Mastercard funded by your crypto instead of a bank account, letting you use what you hold at roughly 130 million merchants without selling it first.

Tria FC is Here. The World Cup Just Got More Rewarding.

Predict every World Cup match inside the Tria app, climb the leaderboard, and earn your share of a $15,000 prize pool, all running on top of Season 3.

Custodial vs Self-Custodial Wallets: What's the Difference?

It all comes down to one question, who holds the keys, and in 2026 holding them yourself is finally as simple as using a bank app.

What Is a Self-Custodial Crypto Card?

Your crypto stays in your own wallet until the exact second you pay. The card spends it without ever holding it.

Best Crypto Wallets for Beginners in 2026

Choosing your first crypto wallet in 2026 is easier than it has ever been, and the terrifying seed phrase is no longer your only safety net.

How to Get Paid in Crypto as a Freelancer in 2026

Your clients are everywhere. Your money should move just as freely, in minutes, without the bank fees eating into what you earned.

Tria Season 3 is Live: Earn Tria Points, Unlock Mystery Boxes, Build Your Tier

A new rewards layer that pays you for actually using Tria, from card spend and trading to referrals.

How Season 3 Referral Tiers and Revenue Share Work

A full breakdown of active referrals, the Bronze to Gold tiers, commission rates, and how to claim what you earn.

How Tria Points and Mystery Boxes Work in Season 3

A full breakdown of how you earn Tria Points, what each Mystery Box is worth, and when boxes open.

Season 3 Membership and Cashback Updates

A clear breakdown of cashback rates, monthly limits, the floor rate, and which Tria membership fits your spend.

What Is a Self-Custodial Crypto Wallet? A 2026 Guide

What self-custody really means in 2026, and why the seed phrase is finally optional.

What Is Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) and Why It Exists

Bitcoin, but on Ethereum.