1. WalletConnect is a wallet tool that provides QR code scanning. Even if your computer doesn’t have a wallet installed, you can log into your wallet through other devices by using the WalletConnect QR code. When BMT was listed on Binance last month, I was thinking that WalletConnect might have a chance to be listed on Binance, and unexpectedly, it really was. Chili Brother first used WalletConnect around 2019, and I have to say this project has a really long lifecycle.
2. I just claimed the WCT airdrop, with a single number between 70 and 170. The wallets from 2024 have 170, while those from 2017 only have 70. This indicates that wallets with higher usage frequency receive more airdrops. The cost of WCT is zero, and the current on-chain price is around $0.5, so the average profit per single number is $60.
3. Regarding the price estimation of WCT. Chili Brother thinks that WCT is very generous in terms of airdrop; anyone who has used its QR code can receive a free airdrop of $60. However, it must be acknowledged that WCT has been influenced by the halal culture of Ethereum, which is reflected in the fact that although WCT launched its token in November last year, it stubbornly learned from Eigenlayer and proposed a token transfer activation plan, causing WCT to delay for several months and only be tradable today. Therefore, WCT missed the best time to launch its token. Moreover, WCT's initial circulation exceeds 15%, and there is currently no actual consumption plan for WCT. Considering the recent market situation, the generosity of the airdrop / huge initial circulation cannot coexist with the secondary token price, so WCT's opening limit is around $0.7 (comparable to TWT), and it will continue to decline thereafter.
