Trias is a public chain project started in 2018 that uses trusted execution environments to constrain node behaviour, so applications can verify each other's computation without trusting one another, aimed at teams moving enterprise workloads on-chain. A chain verifies that transactions are well formed but cannot prove the execution environment is unmodified, and a malicious node can skew results through selective execution or withheld state.
Three layers cooperate: a main chain for ledger consensus, application chains for execution, and a network of trusted execution nodes for verification, cross-checked through hierarchical consensus and threshold signatures, with misbehaving nodes challenged and removed by the other layers. Tooling compiles existing code into bytecode that runs inside the trusted environment. In February 2026 perpetual contracts on its token listed on Binance and Coinbase, and in July it disclosed post-quantum cryptography, test results of 150,000 transactions per second on one chain and interoperability across more than 30 networks.
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