Have you ever had this experience:
• BSC is one address, Solana is another address.
• Once the wallet changes, the previous interaction records are gone.
• App A connects with this account, and App B asks you to switch chain signatures.
• Voting in a DAO, later you can't find out who proposed it, who opposed it.
• Clearly it's you, but it feels like 'living on-chain as different people'.
This is the 'split personality syndrome' of Web3.
🧠 This is not a technical bug; there is fundamentally no 'session recognition mechanism' in the connection layer.
Each connection is 'one-time anonymous'.
Each signature is an 'independent event'.
Apps cannot know who you are, nor can they remember what you have done.
The fragmentation of on-chain identity is not because there are too many chains, but because the connection methods are too dispersed.
WalletConnect is solving this problem.
The Session module they recently promoted is not just 'QR code login'.
But it allows the App and wallet to establish a 'long session' + 'multi-chain identity' state:
• Who are you (multi-chain addresses packed into one identity).
• What did you connect (Session sustainable)
• What have you signed (verifiable)
• What permissions do you allow the App (authorizable)
This is a huge leap in the Web3 development experience and will also be the starting point for users' 'unified on-chain identity'.
What about that $WCT ?
These services are backed by relay networks, encrypted communication, and node operations.
In the future, whether you are an App, wallet, or user, if you want to access/use/govern—
You have to use this token: $WCT.
It is a measure unit of connection behavior and the 'fuel' for on-chain identity operation.
We are used to 'changing chains to change identity'.
But in the future, there may only be one connection entry, one Session framework, and one on-chain user profile.
Whoever controls this entry defines the standards for the 'Web3 user model'.
Do you think on-chain identity needs to be unified?
Would you accept the App to 'remember who you are'?
Is the identity entry value of $WCT going to be seriously underestimated?
Let's chat in the comments section 👇
