WalletConnect: The Invisible Infrastructure of Web3, How It Redefines the 'Connection' Experience? Recently, I just happened to be giving away airdrops of $WCT
🔍 Pain Point Insight: Why Do We Need WalletConnect?
In Web3, 'connecting a wallet' is the first hurdle for users to interact with DApps, yet it often gets stuck due to the following issues:
- Scan Failure: Network delays or compatibility issues lead to repeated attempts.
- Chain Switching Confusion: Errors in transactions when manually switching chains, leading to a fragmented experience.
- Authorization Risks: Phishing websites mimic DApp interfaces to steal signature permissions.
The birth of WalletConnect is precisely to solve these 'dirty work' — it is not only a scanning tool but also a **standardized protocol layer**, making communication between wallets, chains, and DApps as simple as 'plugging in a USB'.
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🛠️ Technical Positioning: The 'Connection Layer Protocol' of Web3
Analogy to the Traditional Internet:
- Visa: Unified Payment Standard → WalletConnect Unified Authorization and Transaction Standard.
- USB Interface: Plug and Play → Seamless connection across wallets and chains.
Core Capabilities:
1. Protocol Compatibility: Supports over 700 wallets (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, etc.) and over 67,000 DApps.
2. Multi-Chain Expansion: Automatically identifies the chain required by the DApp, reducing manual switching for users.
3. Security Layer: End-to-end encryption, transaction pop-up double confirmation, contract risk detection.
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📈 Data Proves: Irreplaceability of the Ecosystem
- User Scale: 47.5 million users, annual growth of 340% (2023 data).
- Connection Count: Over 300 million, with an average of one million per day
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