Connecting the Future, Starting with a Token -- Do You Really Understand WalletConnect's WCT?
Connecting the Future, Starting with a Token --
Have you ever felt the panic of suddenly losing connection between your wallet and a DApp in the Web3 world? WalletConnect's WCT is designed to end that experience.
WalletConnect Network is a "chain-agnostic" and decentralized connection protocol ecosystem. Since its birth in 2018, it has connected tens of millions of users and tens of thousands of applications and wallets. WCT (WalletConnect Token), as its native token, not only carries functions such as rewards, governance, staking, and fees, but is also the soul of ecological stability and community co-governance.
The initial WCT was designed to be non-transferable to stabilize network operations and prevent speculation; transferability will be decided by community governance to determine the timing of implementation. Its total supply is 1 billion, fairly distributed among the foundation, airdrop programs, the team, rewards, early supporters, and development funds. Behind this lies not only a commitment to long-term consensus but also the logical beauty of healthy ecological development.
Why is WCT so important? It's not just a trading tool, but a key driving force in building a "decentralized UX infrastructure": the token allows users, wallet developers, and node operators to truly participate in governance and earn rewards through contributions. It gives the network a transparent, fair, and sustainable vitality.
The vision is for Web3 to transition from "function" to "experience", and WCT is a catalyst for driving experience innovation. Governance participation, staking nodes, incentive mechanisms, and protocol evolution are all backed by WalletConnect's ideal vision of returning control to the community and making the network truly belong to users. Connect to the future, starting with WCT.
