WalletConnect: Redefining the Security Standards for Multi-Chain Interconnectivity

In the world of Web3, security and interoperability have always been the core demands of users and developers. @WalletConnect , as an open-source protocol, has fundamentally changed the way wallets connect to decentralized applications (dApps) since its launch in 2018 through end-to-end encryption and permission control mechanisms. Users do not need to share private keys; they can establish an encrypted session simply by scanning a QR code or clicking a deep link, as easy yet powerful as 'the Signal protocol serves wallets and dApps.'

Today, @WalletConnect supports over 600 wallets and more than 71,500 dApps, covering 51.4 million independent wallets and 337 million connections, becoming the most widely used infrastructure in the Web3 ecosystem. Its multi-chain architecture is compatible with mainstream networks such as Ethereum, Optimism, and Solana, truly realizing 'one connection, universal across the entire network.'

In May 2025, WalletConnect launched the $WCT token on Solana and completed an airdrop of 5 million tokens, further expanding its decentralized network. The $WCT token is not only used for governance voting and staking incentives but is also the core of the protocol's economic closed loop. Holders can participate in network security maintenance through staking and share in the protocol's revenue, achieving true value recirculation.

The vision of #WalletConnect is to build a connection layer fully driven by the community. Through the #WalletConnect network, users will no longer rely on centralized services but will achieve self-circulation and sustainable development through token economics. In the future, as cross-chain demand explodes, $WCT will become the key link connecting users, developers, and protocols, driving Web3 towards a more open and secure direction.