WalletConnect: The Backbone of Web3 Connectivity Is Going Decentralized
#WalletConnect has quietly become one of the most trustworthy brands in crypto infrastructure in the broken world of Web3. It has made over 300 million safe connections for 45 million customers since 2018, connecting wallets, applications, and blockchains with unsurpassed dependability.
If you've ever used a DeFi protocol, made an NFT, or done a swap, you've probably seen that blue logo before. WalletConnect is everywhere, from MetaMask and Trust Wallet to Binance, Polymarket, and Jupiter.
But now, this basic part of Web3 is moving on to its next stage: decentralization.
The WalletConnect Token (#WCT ) introduction marks a shift in the project's focus from providing basic infrastructure to creating a community-owned, permissionless network. The vote on transferability has already happened, and listings are already happening. This is a new age for on-chain connection.
CoinList Community Round: Oversubscribed 4x, attracting 18,000 participants from over 100 countries. Purchasers pre-funded $15.5M, surpassing the $4M target.
Reached its $4M target within two hours. Over 67000 participants committed more than $326M, far exceeding the target allocation.
This is not a meme currency that doesn't exist. WalletConnect has already shown that its solution fits the market by moving billions of dollars of value via its rails every year. It is open source, has been tested in war, and is already built into the everyday lives of Web3 users via more than 600 wallets and 61,000 applications.
Staking is currently accessible at:
https:/staking.walletconnect.network
WalletConnect's move toward decentralization is more than just a sign; it's a change in the way things work. This is true whether you're a builder, a trader, or a long-term holding. And it's not hoopla that drives it; it's data.
WCT is a token with a purpose that stands out in a sea of speculative tokens. One that is already everywhere and is only just getting started.