BJM™

To the Tria community: Last week, InfoFi shutting down caught a lot of people off guard. It wasn’t something anyone could control. But how we responded mattered. The moment we heard the news, Tria snapshotted all eligible creator activity so nothing would be lost. With help from Mindo, Kaito, and Cookie, we preserved creator data across the ecosystem. We’ll keep monitoring engagement across these platforms going forward, because your work doesn’t stop counting just because InfoFi did. Our commitment to the full $850K creator reward pool still stands. If you were building with Tria in good faith, that effort still counts. We know many of you relied on InfoFi incentives to support your work. Losing that support is real. We want to help fill that gap where we can. Tria has always believed that the people who help others understand the product are just as important as the people building it. You’re the reason Tria feels like more than an app. You turn it into a community, and communities are what endure. That’s why we’re doubling down on our creator ecosystem: → Tria will always reward people who educate others, create content, and help onboard new users. → We’ve built a dedicated Telegram channel just for Tria creators, a space to connect, collaborate, get early alpha, and stay close to what we’re building. → Creators who consistently show up for Tria will always have a seat at the table. Join our Twitter community or DM for telegram group to get access to the creator channel. This isn’t the end of our commitment. It’s a continuation. To everyone who’s been riding with Tria, through the momentum and the uncertainty, thank you. We see you, and we don’t forget the people who show up.