Yesterday, I saw a report from @Foresight_News that Trip.com, the overseas version of Ctrip, has launched stablecoin payment functionality for global users. On one hand, there's a trend of traditional financial infrastructure massively promoting the implementation of stablecoin and crypto asset payments. For example, when traveling abroad, we can switch to the overseas version of Ctrip, Trip.com, to book flights and hotels. On the other hand, the emergence of new types of crypto banks (Neo Crypto Banks) is an inevitable trend. Tria (@useTria) allows users to manage and use digital assets directly without understanding the underlying mechanisms of blockchain, providing a user-level entry point for crypto finance. From a positioning perspective, the overseas version of Trip.com is a terminal-based crypto payment scenario; while Tria is a full-stack crypto banking system. Technically, Trip.com acts as a traditional platform, aggregating crypto payment-related services; while Tria is a self-Custodial Neo Crypto Bank for global consumers, integrating the "right to use" and "value growth" of crypto assets into a unified financial account experience. We are seeing the boundaries between traditional banking/financial infrastructure and Crypto Neo Banks blurring, with the digitization of traditional monetary amounts entering the crypto world, and full-stack crypto banking systems like Tria leading the crypto world into the mainstream financial system.