《$WCT Not Just a Token: @WalletConnect The Value Code Hidden in Connections》

If you still consider WCT as an ordinary speculative item, you’ve missed the point—within the ecosystem of @WalletConnect , this token is the key to unlocking "participation rights". As a "secure bridge" connecting wallets and DApps, @WalletConnect is no longer just a free tool relying on sentiment; the emergence of WCT allows every user to transform from a "user" into a "co-builder".

First, let’s look at the most tangible rights: holding WCT allows you to propose suggestions for the protocol, such as whether to add a new chain or how to set protocol fees; once community voting passes, it can be implemented; staking WCT can also give "endorsement" to network nodes, rewarding quality nodes while users can share in the profits, stabilizing the network while earning tangible benefits. Now, in the 71500+DApp, many developers are eyeing the fee closed loop of $WCT —when enterprise-level services charge in the future, it is highly likely to become the settlement hard currency.

From the simple operation of scanning to connect the wallet, to the trust accumulated from 51.4 million users, @WalletConnect has always relied on "security": private keys never leave the wallet, end-to-end encryption ensures that even relays cannot read the data. #WalletConnect can become the industry standard, not just because of technical robustness, but also due to the cleverness of $WCT returning value to the community—after all, the infrastructure of Web3 should be determined by users.