The 'Invisible Connector' of Web3: Why is @WalletConnect a Necessity?

In the world of Web3, there is an 'invisible workhorse' — @WalletConnect . Since its birth in 2018, it has targeted a pain point: the constant hiccups in connecting wallets and DApps. Now, over 600 wallets and more than 65,000 DApps rely on it to bridge connections, with 47.5 million users completing over 300 million connections using it. Calling it the 'Web3 Connector' is an understatement.

Its strength lies not in flashiness, but in practicality. End-to-end encryption is basic operation; whether you use Ethereum, Solana, or other chains, it connects smoothly. Its capability for cross-chain interoperability has made it the 'first door' for many users to enter Web3. The reason why #WalletConnect can become popular is simple — it addresses a real necessity — no one wants to reconnect every time they switch DApps, and nobody wants to worry about security.

Later, when WCT emerged, it pushed this matter to a new height. This token is not just a speculative concept; it has 'financialized' the infrastructure. Users staking WCT can earn rewards, participate in governance, and share in the protocol's revenue, instantly transforming @WalletConnect from a 'public utility' into a self-sustaining network. Now, over 59,000 people have staked 123,000,000 $WCT , with a maximum APY reaching 23%, indicating widespread acceptance of this model.

The future of #WalletConnect lies in the details: it aims to expand into SocialFi and strengthen cross-chain capabilities, with the goal of serving 100 million users. Ultimately, it is like the 'nerve center' of Web3; the denser the connections, the more solid the value of $WCT .