We always thought:
Clicking 'Connect Wallet' is us verifying whether a website is safe.
But what’s actually happening is that the on-chain world is verifying who you are and whether you are reliable.
Connecting your wallet is not about authorization; it’s about building trust.
Every time you connect your wallet, something is actually happening in the background:
📍 Identity handshake + signature confirmation
This handshake leaves your **'I am trustworthy, I exist'** signal on the chain.
The more websites you log into, the longer you use your wallet, and the richer the interactions you've signed,
The easier it becomes to gain trust in the on-chain world—such as obtaining airdrops, early bird qualifications, and passes for permission thresholds.
And the central hub behind all this is WalletConnect.
WalletConnect is the 'interface layer' of the on-chain trust system.
It’s not a tool, but a 'security agent' between the chain and the user:
• Intercept malicious requests ✅
• Manage connection context ✅
• Limited authorization scope ✅
• Privacy-isolated communication ✅
When you click 'Connect Wallet' on a Dapp,
WalletConnect is actually helping you negotiate a 'security agreement' with the chain.
WCT is the 'credit point' of on-chain trust behavior.
Whether an address is trustworthy doesn't rely on KYC or physical information.
It depends on how many real actions, connection records, and authorization history you have between yourself and the chain.
WalletConnect is the witness that the chain trusts you.
WCT is your certificate of trust.
In the future, on-chain identity will become a default threshold similar to Alipay’s Sesame Credit.
But it's not a centralized score; rather, it's a 'behavior score' recorded by WalletConnect.
Summary
You are not just connecting your wallet; you are letting the chain know—you are trustworthy.
WalletConnect is not a tool; it’s an entry point for trust endorsement.
WCT is the credit reward for every secure connection.
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🔗 Next time you connect your wallet, don't forget, you are building your own Web3 credit profile.