Community-driven "Web3 Protocol", $WCT gives every user a voice
Who should set the rules of Web3? #WalletConnect provides the answer with $WCT — it's not a one-man show, but a collective decision-making process involving over 59,000 stakers. From new connections to feature upgrades, from security mechanisms to reward distribution, every major decision is determined through governance voting, making the protocol truly serve the community.
The governance system of @WalletConnect is "open to everyone": the proposal threshold dynamically adjusts based on WCT holdings to avoid marginalizing small retail investors; voting weight is linked to staking duration, encouraging long-term participants to engage deeply; emergency proposals require over 2/3 agreement to pass, balancing innovation and stability. The P3 proposal, set to launch in 2025, will transfer more decision-making power from the team to the community, further decentralizing the process. For users, this means that they can influence the direction of the protocol without needing to be a whale; each WCT represents a share of voice.
$WCT turns community consensus into "actionable power": stakers push for optimization of the Certified program through voting, enhancing wallet user experience; support for cross-chain messaging feature development, responding to multi-chain ecosystem needs; adjustment of staking reward ratios to ensure a sustainable incentive mechanism. This "user-driven" model ensures that the protocol remains closely aligned with the real needs of the ecosystem.
@WalletConnect is practicing the "decentralized original intention" of Web3. #WalletConnect is not a product of any single company but a public infrastructure co-built by the community. When every user can voice their opinions, the vitality of the protocol will endure.
