During this time, I have been operating Web3 products, and the most painful experience has been the 'fragmentation of wallets.' Users either use MetaMask, Trust, or simply opt for a niche wallet, resulting in frontend developers being overwhelmed by adaptation.
It wasn't until I integrated WalletConnect that the problem was solved. The design of the V2 protocol allows developers to connect once and cover almost all mainstream wallets. For example, in our project, the user distribution is 40% MetaMask, 20% OKX Wallet, and the remaining 40% are long-tail wallets. Without WalletConnect, we couldn't ensure that everyone could use the service smoothly.
I also tested the cross-chain functionality. In a multi-chain NFT task, users received rewards from the Polygon chain and then switched to the BNB Chain for transactions, maintaining the entire session within WalletConnect without any disconnection. This seamless switching experience is for ordinary users, meaning 'one account can be used everywhere.'
In terms of data, I found that WalletConnect's monthly active connections exceeded 30 million in August 2025, nearly doubling compared to last year. The developer coverage has almost monopolized the Web3 login scene.
So I say, without WalletConnect, many DApps might have already died due to compatibility issues. It's not just an added bonus; it's a lifeline in Web3.
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