Why staking $WCT on WalletConnect makes perfect sense
If you have ever used crypto applications — like Uniswap, OpenSea, or PancakeSwap — then you have probably already used WalletConnect. It is the connection layer that allows your wallet to communicate with dApps, and it works in the background without you noticing.
For years, WalletConnect has quietly supported Web3. Now, they have taken a big step forward by launching their own token, $WCT, and introducing staking through their platform at staking.walletconnect.network.
I have been a WalletConnect user for a long time, but now I have also become a staker. Here’s why.
➙ WalletConnect is used by more than 600 wallets and over 40,000 dApps
➙ It connects users and applications securely, with complete privacy
➙ $WCT is the token that powers the next phase of the protocol
➙ Staking provides rewards and governance power to the community
When you stake $WCT, you earn weekly rewards and also have a say in the decisions that shape WalletConnect. I decided to lock my tokens for a longer period to earn higher rewards and stronger voting power. The process is smooth and beginner-friendly.
Here’s how staking works:
➙ Go to the official staking page
➙ Connect your wallet
➙ Approve the WCT token
➙ Choose how much to stake and how long to lock it
➙ Confirm and start earning every Thursday
Start here: staking.walletconnect.network
Follow: @WalletConnect