Speaking of which, you all laugh at the champion from Guangdong one by one. With their strength, if they go up against you, it would definitely be a 30-70 split. They throw three punches, and you only get one!

If you don't believe it, watch the video; they are truly deserving champions!

What, you say it's the beauty pageant champion?

Let's have some fun, back to the point!
I have seen many people posting about the collaboration with @useTria!

To be honest, the past kinds of ecological collaborations often just involved putting on a logo and issuing a PR, looking good on the surface but weak underneath, like metal sheets that are not welded firmly and fall apart when cross-chain is used. However, the recent gameplay of Vooi @vooi_io and Rayls @RaylsLabs that has been trending in the UGC community makes me feel that this time is really different: Tria is not just piecing things together, but is actually infusing soul.

Vooi addresses the fragmentation feeling of "users disconnecting when operations increase" with abstraction, while Rayls constructs a hybrid technique combining zkKYC + perp, transforming the originally fragile chain islands into a structural web that can withstand tension—more like pouring a layer of impact-resistant "welding layer" between the chains.

What strikes me most about this set of combined tactics is that it does not rely on "attracting projects" to build an ecosystem, but instead uses real user interactions and off-chain and on-chain feedback to melt the originally fragmented stacks into a flexible web of intentions. You will find that from the moment users swipe their cards to the final settlement, every step can proceed smoothly, not out of sheer habit but because it genuinely flows.

In the past, we were like patchworkers for Web3, manually fixing where the chain broke. Now it feels different; Tria is truly heating things up, melting away the gaps, and for the first time, the on-chain world has a sense of "resilience."
#Tria #Vooi #Rayls