Why do holders of $WCT have an advantage at the starting line of Web3?
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While most people are still chasing price fluctuations in the Web3 market, a group of token holders is quietly gaining an edge with WCT. Behind this is the WalletConnect ecosystem, which covers over 600 wallets and 65,000 applications—this "Web3 connector" has served 47.5 million users and completed over 300 million on-chain connections, transforming WCT from an ordinary token into a "starting line ticket".
WCT's "first-mover advantage" lies in three details: first, the lightweight gameplay of "connecting is mining"—users can automatically earn mining rewards through daily cross-chain transfers and DApp authorizations via WalletConnect without complex operations, equivalent to "earning money just by using Web3"; second, the rigid demand for enterprise-level services, as cross-border payment and supply chain finance institutions have begun to stake WCT for premium interfaces, and the fees generated from each transaction will flow proportionally into the holders' dividend pool; third, the "hidden benefits" of wallet rights, where users holding $WCT can unlock fee-free cross-border payments and priority channels for NFT minting in partner wallets, gradually widening the gap between token holders and ordinary users.
More importantly, the WalletConnect ecosystem is accelerating its expansion; with each new wallet or application integration, the usage scenarios for $WCT increase. For early-stage holders, this "ecological growth dividend" is far more valuable than short-term price fluctuations—after all, in the race of Web3, choosing the right "infrastructure token" is a victory in itself.

