The numbers don't lie. The cumulative record of 300 million connections and 45 million user base prove that this is no longer a simple tool, but the underlying pipe of the entire crypto ecosystem. What's more, this pipeline is being upgraded to a decentralized network. The recent launch of their WCT token is essentially about handing over control to the community. Looking at the lineup of supporters behind it, this is not easy: industry giants such as Consensys and Ledger are rushing to become node operators, Nansen provides data support, and professional staking service providers such as Kiln and Everstake have also entered the game.

Now is a good time to observe this project. Their community round maintained the same valuation level as institutional investors, and there were no lock-in periods. This kind of sincerity is rare in the current market environment. You know, there are not many projects that can run through the technical infrastructure, user scale, and token economy at the same time. While other protocols are still struggling with customer acquisition, WalletConnect already has a natural on-ramp — after all, almost all major wallets have their protocols built-in.
What really deserves attention is its network effect. With each additional wallet or DApp integrated with WalletConnect, the value of the entire ecosystem grows geometrically. This model is very similar to early internet protocols, the more widespread it becomes, the harder it is to replace. Now they are binding users, developers, and Node parties together through token economics, which is like giving this flywheel a turbocharger. For truly knowledgeable investors, projects hidden at the infrastructure layer are often more worthwhile for long-term holding than those flashy DeFi applications.

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