For a token to survive in the long term, it must have real-world use cases. WalletConnect Token (WCT) was designed from the outset with 'multi-chain interoperability' and 'secure integration' at its core.
First is cross-chain expansion. WalletConnect is no longer limited to the Ethereum ecosystem but is gradually expanding to public chains like Solana, and may cover even more chains in the future. As users from different chains can claim and use WCT, its circulation scope and ecological influence will grow exponentially. This not only enhances the token's value-carrying capacity but also allows WalletConnect to truly become the 'interconnectivity standard' in the Web3 world.
Secondly, there is integration with hardware and institutions. Currently, WalletConnect has partnered with hardware wallets like Trezor, as well as institutional-grade custody services. This means that WCT not only serves DeFi users but can also enter scenarios with higher security levels and more compliance requirements. For institutional investors, holding and using WCT means direct access to a standardized, secure, and cross-chain entry point.
In this landscape, the value of WCT is amplified: it is both an ecological passport and a security credential, as well as a key to governance participation. As WalletConnect's ecosystem expands, the application boundaries of WCT will continue to widen.
If Ethereum's ETH is 'computational fuel', then WCT is more like 'connectivity fuel' — it ignites not just a single wallet connection, but the entire interconnectedness of the Web3 world.
