WalletConnect Token (WCT): A New Era in Onchain User Experience

If you've ever used a dApp and thought, "Wow, that was smooth," chances are WalletConnect was behind it. For years, this invisible but important protocol has been silently running the backbone of Web3, linking users to applications, wallets to blockchains, and doing it all without giving up privacy or decentralization.

WalletConnect is now becoming better with its own coin, WCT. But this isn't simply a random utility token that was thrown in. WCT is what powers the WalletConnect Network, providing users, creators, and the whole onchain ecosystem true power.

WCT runs on Optimism's OP Mainnet and combines Ethereum's strong security with Optimism's speed. What is the goal? Scale without giving up.

This is why WCT is important: • It's useful: WCT is used to pay for network services, including the relays that make sure that wallet-to-app connections are always quick and dependable. • It's rewarding: Users may stake WCT to receive prizes while also helping to keep the network safe. • It's democratic: WCT holders get to vote on ideas, so the community isn't simply along for the ride; it's in charge.

WalletConnect has made more than 300 million on-chain connections thus far, with more than 30 million users across more than 65,000 applications. And with 22 million connections per month, this network is only becoming faster.

WCT is more than simply a token. It shows a change. A effort to give power back to the community, not with words, but with actual infrastructure that people can use.

WCT makes decentralization happen in a world that wants it.

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