Behind 300 million connections, $WCT has become the "invisible pillar" of Web3 infrastructure.

When you open your wallet to connect to a DApp every day, you may not realize that #WalletConnect has long become the "water and electricity system" of Web3. This open-source protocol, born in 2018, silently supports the interactions of 600+ wallets and 65,000+ applications, covering 300 million connections for 47.5 million users, yet often overlooked due to its stability, until the emergence of WCT brought its value to the surface.

The "invisible value" of @WalletConnect lies in the details: automatically adapting network parameters during cross-chain switching without requiring manual adjustments from users; maintaining 99.9% connection stability even during extreme market conditions, becoming the "ballast" during the DeFi explosion. The network deployed on Optimism and Solana realizes decentralized governance through WCT, allowing users to no longer passively accept rules. For institutions, connecting to WalletConnect has become a standard, with companies like Rakuten enhancing user trust through its certification system.

WCT transforms "utilitarian value" into "economic rights": staking $WCT allows for a share of network transaction fees, and the dynamic staking model supports deposit and withdrawal at any time, with over 59,000 participants using 123 million $WCT to vote on the direction of protocol upgrades. After transfers are opened in 2025, the tokens will be deeply tied to ecological services, becoming the core carrier of connection, governance, and incentives.

While other projects hype concepts, @WalletConnect has proven its strength with 300 million connections. #WalletConnect is not a fleeting hotspot, but a "necessary infrastructure" of the Web3 ecosystem. Holding $WCT essentially means holding the "dividend rights" of the infrastructure. #WalletConnect