The vision of WalletConnect is to make 'connection' itself a governable and incentivized on-chain public good. WCT makes the previously implicit value of infrastructure explicit through staking, reward pools, and DAO governance. As the scale of the network (tens of millions of connections, hundreds of wallets, and tens of thousands of dApps) continues to expand, if the connection layer can be stable, scalable, and community-managed, it will directly become the core of Web3 user experience competition.
In the short to medium term, key variables for WCT include: the fairness of airdrop and allocation strategies, management of market liquidity after token transferability, and whether multi-chain deployment can bring actual usage increments (e.g., 5 million WCT distributed by the Solana community). In the long term, it depends on whether WalletConnect can convert the quality of 'connections' into measurable economic value, so that node operation, user activity, and developer contributions can all receive reasonable returns through WCT. For participants who value products and communities, seizing the path from 'usage to governance' is often more meaningful than pure short-term speculation.
