🌐 Web3 is not just about owning assets — it’s about how easily and securely you can use them.
That’s where @WalletConnect comes in.
Since 2018, @WalletConnect has quietly become one of the most important layers of Web3:
🔹 Supporting 600+ wallets across ecosystems
🔹 Connecting to 65,000+ dApps seamlessly
🔹 Powering over 3 billion encrypted sessions
It’s not flashy — but it’s everywhere. From swapping tokens, to minting NFTs, to playing in GameFi or participating in DAOs, @WalletConnect is the invisible bridge that makes everyday blockchain activity possible.
Now, with $WCT launched on Optimism and Solana, the protocol is evolving from a background tool into a decentralized network with its own governance and incentives:
🗳 A governance framework that hands real influence to the community
🌐 Expanded cross-chain interoperability to strengthen liquidity and adoption
💡 Incentives for both users and developers to keep building on the protocol
This transition matters. It’s the difference between a piece of software and a public infrastructure layer — one that belongs to its users.
In many ways, @WalletConnect is becoming the “default entry point” into Web3, much like a browser was for the early internet. And with $WCT users now have the chance to shape how this infrastructure grows.
💭 The question isn’t whether @WalletConnect will remain essential — it already is.
The real question is: how big will the $WCT network effect become in the next wave of adoption?
👇 Share your thoughts — when was the first time you used @WalletConnect ?
