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$WCT: A New Paradigm of Value Capture and Community Co-creation
In the infrastructure landscape of the crypto world, @WalletConnect 's position is beyond doubt. As the core protocol connecting wallets and DApps, it carries the communication needs of over 47 million wallets and tens of thousands of decentralized applications. #WalletConnect is like an invisible highway, supporting the daily operation of the entire Web3 world.
However, for a long time, the frequent use of #WalletConnect has not directly translated into user value. The introduction of $WCT has fundamentally changed this relationship. Users who stake $WCT can not only obtain the income distribution brought by the protocol's usage, but also participate in the future development of the protocol through the governance mechanism. This transforms users from "consumers" into true "shareholder participants."
As the Web3 ecosystem continues to expand, the demand for cross-chain interaction, NFT markets, blockchain games, and decentralized social networking is increasing dramatically. The number of calls to #WalletConnect is also rising, which means that the demand and value of $WCT are also rising simultaneously. The core of its economic model is to create a strong bond between ecosystem activity and token value through the logic of "the more you use, the more you earn."
More importantly, the governance model of #WalletConnect has gradually shifted to community-driven. Future upgrades, such as multi-chain compatibility, message system optimization, and security protocol iteration, will be decided through community proposals and voting mechanisms. Users holding WCT can not only share the benefits, but also determine the evolution path of the protocol.
The evolutionary direction of @WalletConnect is the epitome of Web3 protocol development: the value of infrastructure is no longer controlled by a single team, but is returned to the community through the token model.
Therefore, it is not only an asset, but also a certificate of participation and sharing.
In the infrastructure landscape of the crypto world, @WalletConnect 's position is beyond doubt. As the core protocol connecting wallets and DApps, it carries the communication needs of over 47 million wallets and tens of thousands of decentralized applications. #WalletConnect is like an invisible highway, supporting the daily operation of the entire Web3 world.
However, for a long time, the frequent use of #WalletConnect has not directly translated into user value. The introduction of $WCT has fundamentally changed this relationship. Users who stake $WCT can not only obtain the income distribution brought by the protocol's usage, but also participate in the future development of the protocol through the governance mechanism. This transforms users from "consumers" into true "shareholder participants."
As the Web3 ecosystem continues to expand, the demand for cross-chain interaction, NFT markets, blockchain games, and decentralized social networking is increasing dramatically. The number of calls to #WalletConnect is also rising, which means that the demand and value of $WCT are also rising simultaneously. The core of its economic model is to create a strong bond between ecosystem activity and token value through the logic of "the more you use, the more you earn."
More importantly, the governance model of #WalletConnect has gradually shifted to community-driven. Future upgrades, such as multi-chain compatibility, message system optimization, and security protocol iteration, will be decided through community proposals and voting mechanisms. Users holding WCT can not only share the benefits, but also determine the evolution path of the protocol.
The evolutionary direction of @WalletConnect is the epitome of Web3 protocol development: the value of infrastructure is no longer controlled by a single team, but is returned to the community through the token model.
Therefore, it is not only an asset, but also a certificate of participation and sharing.
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