You know the entrance to Web3 is not NFTs, nor DeFi, nor those few chains that are hot to the point of exploding, but rather WalletConnect (WC), this 'big door hook'. Without it, dApps can't even open a door—just like the internet can't function without HTTP, and emails can't be sent out.
WalletConnect is harmless and aloof, quietly launched in 2018, and has connected over 600 wallets and more than 65,000 dApps, running around the clock to provide stable cross-chain communication for tens of millions of users. When you scan to connect your wallet, you’re overthinking; it’s just doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes!
And WCT is the soul of this 'universal ticket': deployed across multiple chains on Optimism and Solana, directly telling you—'I not only work with Ethereum but also span across ecosystems.' With it, you can stake, participate in governance, earn rewards, and even in the future, partake in protocol fee dividends; it’s not free but rather a token economic model for the year.
Want to get WCT? Don't wait for an airdrop; it will launch directly on Binance Launchpool in April 2025: you just need to lock BNB/USDC/FDUSD to receive tokens, the event lasts only a few days, and it will be listed for trading right after. But don't rush too much; the opening price is approximately $0.30, and it could soar above $1.3, but quickly retraced to around $0.33 afterward; it feels like this wave of excitement is mainly driven by sentiment, and the foundational strength will still have to rely on the subsequent ecosystem.
To put it simply—WCT's value is not about making quick cash from price differentials, but rather it firmly sits at the high-speed entrance to Web3, where incoming traffic incurs fees and governance; who says this isn’t basic currency? When you buy an NFT, others can always delete your contract, but once WC is disconnected, the entire dApp becomes useless. This is not an exaggeration; with it, you may not see it, but you cannot live without it.@WalletConnect #WalletConnect $WCT
