Security remains the ultimate gatekeeper for mainstream crypto adoption. When you look at what's blocking everyday users from entering Web3, infrastructure vulnerabilities sit right at the top. $TRIA is tackling this head-on by constructing a security-first architecture using hardware-based Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) and secure enclaves. The approach is elegant: private keys and authentication tokens get generated within these isolated, hardware-protected zones—meaning they never exist in standard memory where attackers can reach them. Once their job is done, they're immediately purged. This isn't just another software-layer fix. TEE-based key management represents a fundamental shift toward cryptographic operations happening in genuinely isolated execution spaces. For users nervous about self-custody, this kind of hardware-backed security model addresses real concerns about key compromise. The fortress-building approach transforms how we think about securing digital assets at the infrastructure level.