Every day in Web3, we witness new protocols, tokens, and wallets. But there are some infrastructures that quietly power it all
@WalletConnect is one of those indispensable backbones.
Millions of users interact with WalletConnect daily, often without even realizing it.
🔹 The Story of WalletConnect: Built on Trust and Resilience
Launched in 2018, WalletConnect is an open source protocol enabling seamless connection between wallets and decentralized apps.
But it’s not just a technical tool it’s a standard forged in fire:
• Exchanges collapsed. WalletConnect endured.
• Wallets got hacked. WalletConnect remained stable.
• Every major dApp and wallet you know integrates WalletConnect first.
Names like MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Rainbow, Coinbase Wallet?
Yes all of them rely on it.
In short: Everything changed. WalletConnect didn’t.
🔹 Enter $WCT: A Token Rooted in Real Usage
After years of powering Web3 from the shadows, WalletConnect now steps into the light with its own native token: WCT
But this isn’t just a governance token.
It represents contribution, support, and alignment with a protocol that’s already deeply trusted.
👉 Stake here
🔹 How to Stake $WCT
The process is simple:
1. Connect your wallet
2. Choose the amount of $WCT to stake
3. Confirm and you’re officially part of WalletConnect’s long term vision
Staked tokens are locked for a period, but come with opportunities for rewards and protocol benefits based on your contribution.
🔹 Why This Matters
In Web3, hype fades. Real infrastructure wins.
WalletConnect has already proven itself:
• It survived the test of time
• It onboarded millions
• It never lost the community’s trust
Now, $WCT gives us the users a way to participate in and benefit from that legacy.
💬 Your Turn
I’ve already staked. Have you?
If you’re reading this, now is the time to join. Let’s grow this community together.
Comment, like, repost visibility comes from engagement.
Let’s show what real infrastructure looks like.
