People new to Web3 often get confused: WalletConnect is not a wallet, but it can make all wallets come 'alive'. Without it, your MetaMask or Trust Wallet on your phone might not be able to connect to common applications like Uniswap or OpenSea, let alone use features on different chains across cross-chain.
@WalletConnect is a 'connection protocol', like a 'universal data cable' in the Web3 world: no matter whether you are using a mobile wallet, hardware wallet, or desktop wallet; whether you want to connect to DApps on Ethereum, Solana, or Polygon, as long as both parties support WalletConnect, you can scan a code or click to confirm, and in a few seconds, a secure connection can be established.
Now it supports more than 600 wallets and over 65,000 applications, with 47.5 million users having completed more than 300 million connections through it, which is equivalent to supporting a large part of the interactive foundation of Web3.
