Over the last few weeks, I’ve been diving into a new opportunity on Binance — and it’s been surprisingly rewarding. I took part in the launch of WCT (Wallet Connect Token) and ended up earning the full 100% commission on my rewards. No cuts, no fees — everything I earned landed straight into my wallet.
What really caught my attention is what WCT actually stands for. It’s not just another token launch. Wallet Connect is the invisible infrastructure behind a huge part of Web3. If you’ve ever connected your wallet to a dApp, there’s a good chance Wallet Connect made it happen. According to their latest stats, the protocol has handled over 240 million secure connections, linking more than 38 million wallets to over 57,000 dApps. That’s real usage — not hype.
WCT is the protocol’s next step. It introduces utility and governance to the Wallet Connect ecosystem. By holding WCT, I can now participate in decision-making, stake to support network reliability, and potentially benefit from the protocol’s growth as it evolves into a fully decentralized network.
Binance supported the launch through its Launchpool program, and that’s where I jumped in. I staked BNB to farm WCT, with 40 million tokens allocated as rewards — a generous 4% of the total 1 billion supply. The distribution was transparent, and best of all, Binance didn’t take any commission from the rewards. Every token I earned was mine to keep.
The initial circulating supply was around 186 million WCT at launch, and trading opened with strong liquidity across several pairs, including WCT/USDT, WCT/BNB, and WCT/USDC. It’s already showing signs of being more than just another listing — there’s serious infrastructure and long-term vision behind it.
I’m now holding WCT not just as a reward, but as a stake in the future of secure, decentralized connections across Web3. If you missed the Launchpool phase, it’s still worth taking a closer look. This isn’t just another token — it’s tied to the foundation of how dApps and wallets communicate.