$WCT Three Major Uses: @WalletConnect Teaches You to Be a 'Infrastructure Shareholder' in Web3》

Stop only focusing on K-lines to look at WCT — in the ecosystem of @WalletConnect , this token allows you to become an 'Infrastructure Shareholder'. As the core protocol connecting 51.4 million wallets and over 71,500 DApps, @WalletConnect uses WCT to grant users all rights of 'governance, profit, and usage', making this wave of operations give the Web3 connection layer a 'human touch'.

The first major use is 'voting to change rules': holding WCT allows you to propose to greenlight new chains; the community voted to support a certain public chain's integration, and within two weeks, the integration was completed; the second is 'staking to earn profits', where you stake WCT to relay nodes; the higher the quality of the node service, the more rewards users receive, stabilizing the network while providing tangible benefits; the third is 'settlement hard currency', in the future, enterprises using advanced relay services will likely have to pay with $WCT ; as the usage increases, the token's value naturally has support.

From the moment of scanning to connect to a DApp, to the accumulation of 337 million connections, @WalletConnect has long engraved 'security' into its bones: private keys are not leaked, operations can be revoked, and even beginners can use it with confidence. #WalletConnect can become an industry top player because it understands: the infrastructure of Web3 has never been just a personal matter — with $WCT , every user can be a co-builder.