From the perspective of user experience, WalletConnect is one of the few infrastructures that can balance "simplicity, security, and compatibility." Its QR code connection method greatly lowers the threshold for users to first engage with DApps, while the underlying encryption tunnel mechanism ensures the privacy and integrity of interaction data. In the current context of stricter regulations and increased user sensitivity, such a protocol is particularly valuable.

WalletConnect currently supports multiple chains including Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Optimism, Arbitrum, Avalanche, and Solana. Through the Namespaces system, developers can freely configure combinations of connected chains, greatly enhancing the protocol's scalability and scene compatibility. Whether it is a DeFi application or an NFT platform, all mainstream wallets and users can be served through a single integration with WalletConnect.

As the importance of wallets as entry points for Web3 user identities increases, WalletConnect's role as a protocol is gradually evolving from "middleware" to "on-chain identity channel." Whether integrated with ENS or potentially supporting DID standards in the future, it may become one of the promoters of standardized on-chain identity.

In the future, WalletConnect may move towards a DAO governance path and further expand its developer ecosystem by integrating on-chain incentive mechanisms. As its service targets expand from wallets to applications and users themselves, this protocol, which has quietly supported millions of on-chain interactions, will truly step into the spotlight and become an important part of the new infrastructure of Web3. #WalletConnect @WalletConnect $WCT