The CHO token has surged over 7x in the past three months, propelled by the merger of Choise.com and Vault into Choise.ai. The team behind this ecosystem is introducing a series of innovations, including a new SMPC technology, Tringlr, which aims to revolutionize digital wallet security.

The collapse of FTX in 2022 exposed the vulnerabilities of centralized storage, leading to an estimated $100 billion in losses. This has put decentralized storage, where users have full control over their finances, under the spotlight. However, decentralized storage also has its own security risks.

Tringlr aims to combine the advantages of centralized and decentralized storage while mitigating their respective drawbacks. It allows users to store assets in a decentralized way while still using centralized operations when needed. This integration ensures that both components work together smoothly, providing security without compromising convenience.

Tringlr's security framework requires each transaction to be verified by at least two of three possible parties: the user, a centralized authority, and a "secure agent." This model minimizes risks from personal errors and centralized interference.

Tringlr will also allow users to set transaction limits within the centralized component, offering an extra safeguard from malicious activity. It will also provide a backup wallet that can't be accessed by centralized institutions, providing wallet owners with a secure exit strategy if centralized interference occurs.

Tringlr is designed to function using the CHO token, which is expected to boost market demand for the token. To make CHO more accessible, Choise.ai launched it on Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and the BingX exchange. As of writing, CHO is trading above $0.08, representing a 122% increase in value since the start of April.