.@vooi_io × @useTria × @Covalent_HQ - Analysis of integrated account abstraction and data liquidity infrastructure VOOI, Tria, and Covalent currently do not have direct partnerships or technical integrations, but they form an integrated infrastructure stack with high structural compatibility. All three projects are based on EVM compatibility and intent-based architecture, possessing complementary technical standards that show organic integration potential in areas such as cross-validation, regulatory compliance data feeds, and integrated fee abstraction. VOOI has over $10 billion in transaction volume and more than 60,000 traders, providing abstraction at the execution layer, while Tria supports AVS-based routing and identity abstraction with a user base of 250,000. Covalent has built a data infrastructure that processes over 470 million queries and provides verifiable data for more than 200 chains. The architecture of the three protocols is mutually complementary as follows. VOOI's Chain Abstraction Balance (CAB) system can perform real-time balance verification across multiple chains by utilizing Covalent's cross-chain address activity API. This can reduce on-chain call costs and improve transaction settlement accuracy by 50-70%. Tria's BestPath AVS can perform pathfinding and regulatory verification simultaneously by combining Covalent's structured data feeds, which can contribute to strengthening the validator slashing structure on EigenLayer. In terms of the fusion of data and identity layers, the three projects share consistent standards. They all adopt JSON, REST, and GraphQL interfaces and support various virtual machine environments, including Solana, Cosmos, and MoveVM, in addition to EVM. Covalent's ELT model allows VOOI's solver network and Tria's Pathfinder to efficiently utilize real-time data, improving the user experience for non-experts through human-readable transaction decoding capabilities. In particular, Tria's TSS-based DID enables cross-chain identity verification by combining Covalent's historical reputation data, and VOOI's account abstraction layer can leverage this to enhance transaction risk management and regulatory response. From an economic perspective, a new model that integrates the fee structures of the three projects could be proposed. For example, the CAB system could integrate transaction fees, Covalent's API query costs, and EigenLayer staking rewards into a single transaction for payment. This model allows BestPath to validate user intent through Covalent data after submission, enabling CAB to handle all payments in an atomic flow. The total capital raised by VOOI and Tria amounts to $13.25 million, and Covalent's revenue performance of $990,000 in Q2 2025 demonstrates the financial foundation for this integrated infrastructure development. Looking at the performance metrics of each protocol, VOOI has proven a rapid transaction execution speed with a cumulative transaction volume of $10 billion, a daily maximum transaction volume of $100 million, and over 60,000 traders. Tria has secured 250,000 users in its beta phase and recorded a total transaction volume of $652.7 million, with 5,000 ETH staked in EigenLayer. Covalent maintains over 470 million paid queries and 99.99% service availability, with over 300 million CXT tokens staked. The combination of the three projects can create synergies in terms of data integration efficiency, identity verification reliability, and economic scalability. Utilizing Covalent's data can reduce VOOI's routing operations by 50-70%, and Tria's MPC wallet can enable cross-chain credit assessment through Covalent's reputation data. Additionally, as the total transaction volume of the two protocols exceeds $100 billion, a massive market for fee optimization and data liquidity services is formed. However, as of October 2025, there are no official partnerships or technical integrations among the three projects, and they are being evaluated as potential directions for future integrated infrastructure development.