Have you noticed a very paradoxical phenomenon:
Many projects are hyped before launching their tokens.
Once the tokens are issued, listed on exchanges, and the airdrop is completed—prices instead 'return to rationality', and may even be collectively ignored by the market.
WCT is a typical case:
• Before the launch, the media hyped it as the 'standard for on-chain connection layers'.
• Wallet suite (MetaMask, Phantom, Trust, etc.) integration.
• Monthly active wallets 40 million, monthly connections exceed 300 million.
• Airdrop targets are spread across core users of Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon multi-chain.
• Launched on Binance Launchpool, TVL once exceeded 1.5 billion USD.
And then? Once the price shoots up—it quiets down. No one talks about it anymore, as if 'the hype is over'.
But I actually think that now is the opportunity for 'judicious people'.
Looking back at the data, we will find:
• The use of WCT truly exists (node fees, service access, message distribution).
• It is not purely relying on 'narratives to pump', but is building a real on-chain traffic network.
• Next, it will open node permissions, promote more chain integrations, and launch a connectivity points system.
• The UX standards and certification system for wallets have been launched, which is a long-term moat.
Many tokens are speculated on 'dreams', but what they speculate on is 'usage'.
To put it bluntly:
If you believe that on-chain interactions are becoming more frequent, then connectivity must be a core facility.
The costs, paths, and quality of connectivity will all be reflected in one system—
That system has already been launched, and that token is its fuel.
You may miss the hype price, but don't miss the real value after valuation compression.
What do you think?
Isn't this 'post-airdrop silence period' even more worthy of attention?
Let's talk👇
