Here are some recent updates from Trusta👇

1⃣ $TA staking has been delayed — we want to make sure the experience is smooth and the contracts are fully audited. Work is already in progress.

2⃣ We’re in talks with exchanges across different regions so that more communities can access and use $TA.

3⃣ On the tech side, we’re actively exploring attestation use cases together with
@solana
and
@LineaBuild.

4⃣ We’ve also started researching directions in crypto payments, especially where ZK proofs and privacy protection can bring real value.

PS: The team has not dumped any tokens(Locked after 1 year). 👇 https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/trusta-ai/#token_unlocks On the contrary, we have been spending resources to absorb the selling pressure from airdrops and participation from various market players.
Price is a complex factor, and while we focus on developing the product, we are also paying close attention to it. Rest assured, everyone.🙏

https://x.com/TrustaLabs/status/1958717546242482612

Why does Trusta push attestation so relentlessly?
Because a verifiable world needs proof, not permission.

Attestations are timestamped, on-chain records anyone can validate anytime — without exposing sensitive data. That’s why they're the perfect building blocks for trust in Web3.

Imagine this:
✅ A decentralized wireless network instantly verifies identity & compliance — no repeated KYC, no friction.
✅ Your Web2 footprint (TikTok, Twitter, Coinbase KYC, asset balances) becomes verifiable on-chain, tied to your wallet — without compromising privacy.
✅ DeFi protocols score your credit in real time based on on-chain proof, enabling risk-aware lending instead of blanket blocks.
✅ Merchant payment gateways approve you instantly with anti-fraud credentials, cutting settlement times and costs.

Attestation turns data into immutable proof, proof into trust, and trust into scalable, privacy-first adoption.

🔗 Try it here: app.trustalabs.ai/attest

https://x.com/trustalabs/status/1954870845874266597?s=46

Also curious what "42" means?

1.Could it be 42 days from now? That lands on September 17 — interestingly, that's also U.S. Constitution Day.
2.Maybe it's referring to the 42nd week of 2025? That would be October 13–19.
3.42 hours? Hmm, doesn’t really make much sense.
4.Or 2042? That feels like a stretch.😂

https://x.com/trustalabs/status/1953289156974788758?s=46