Don't underestimate 'Connect Wallet': @WalletConnect created an ecosystem with $WCT

The 'Connect Wallet' you click every day is not just a simple 'switch'—it is the 'ecosystem entrance' built by @walletconnect over 6 years. Now, $WCT wants to turn this entrance into a 'profit window'; whoever comes in and out can share the pie.

#WalletConnect

Its power lies in 'making things easier for everyone.' Developers no longer have to worry about wallet compatibility: one set of #WalletConnect protocols can connect to 700+ wallets, saving 90% of adaptation costs; users no longer need to remember 'which wallet connects to which DApp': one protocol connects to over 65,000 applications, and cross-chain switching doesn't require reconnection. End-to-end encryption ensures that 300 million connections have never encountered security issues; this 'no hassle' experience has already become a 'hidden necessity' in Web3.

WCT aims to turn 'necessity' into 'shared assets.' Staking WCT can become a network node, earning connection service fees from DApps and wallets; holding WCT allows for suggestions to the ecosystem—such as 'add a quick connect button for mobile wallets' or 'support smart contract wallets', and if voted through, can be implemented; @WalletConnect also wants users to 'connect more to earn more': in the future, connecting applications over 100 times using the protocol will allow them to receive WCT rewards. It turns out that 'using more' can also count as 'contribution.'

#WalletConnect

It does not treat the protocol as 'private property.' #WalletConnect is always open-source, and $WCT is shared with co-builders, so the ecosystem can continue to grow larger. Next time you click 'connect,' you might consider: this click is not only entering the ecosystem but also accumulating earnings.