From 'Click' to 'Earn', $WCT Restructures Connection Value
You may not have counted: every day using your wallet to connect to DApps and switch protocols, at least 10 times you click the 'connect' button. These seemingly ordinary actions actually hide the core 'interoperability cost' of Web3— and @walletconnect has long solved this issue with its protocol. Now, $WCT wants to allow you to earn rewards for these 'connections'.
#WalletConnect
As the 'nervous center' of Web3 connections, @walletconnect does the 'standardization' heavy lifting. In the early days, wallets and DApps each had their own communication rules, requiring users to reauthorize when switching applications, and developers had to write thousands of lines of code to adapt to a wallet. It was #WalletConnect that launched a unified protocol, using end-to-end encryption to connect over 700 wallets and 65,000+ DApps, achieving a record of 300 million connections with zero incidents, making 'connections' a worry-free basic function.
Now WCT aims to add value to this 'basic function'. Staking WCT can serve as a network validation node, earning protocol fee sharing; holding WCT allows participation in governance, determining whether the protocol should support new public chains or add security features; even regular users connecting applications using @WalletConnect may also earn WCT rewards based on connection frequency in the future. It turns out that every time you click 'connect', you are not just using a service but also contributing to the ecosystem—now, contributions can be exchanged for rewards.
It does not treat 'connections' as a business, but as public infrastructure. The #WalletConnect protocol is always open source, and $WCT allows contributors to share in the profits. The next time you click 'connect', consider this: this click is not only using a service but also participating in the interoperability revolution of Web3.
