Switching DApps means disconnection? @WalletConnect makes the Web3 experience seamless
After toiling in Web3 for half a day, switching to a new DApp means reconnecting the wallet, selecting chains, inputting authorizations, and worrying about security if you're not careful—this is probably a common frustration for millions of users. Since 2018, @walletconnect has focused on this pain point, and has now become the “invisible connector” of Web3: over 600 wallets and more than 65,000 DApps rely on it, with 47.5 million users completing over 300 million connections using it, making it a necessity without exaggeration.
#WalletConnect The secret to its popularity lies in “solving real problems.” End-to-end encryption is basic operation, whether you’re playing with Ethereum, Solana, or other public chains, it can connect steadily, and full-chain interoperability makes cross-chain switching as simple as flipping a page. More importantly, the emergence of WCT has upgraded the tools into an ecosystem: staking WCT earns rewards and allows participation in protocol governance and sharing protocol revenues. Currently, over 59,000 people have staked 123 million WCT, with an APY of up to 23%, completely breaking free from the limitations of “charity tools.”
In the future, @WalletConnect will expand into SocialFi, enhancing cross-chain capabilities to serve 100 million users. It acts like the nerve center of Web3; the tighter the connections, the more solid the value foundation of $WCT becomes, providing a seamless experience and substantial returns, turning it into an “essential option” for everyone entering Web3.