In the era of Web3 'Connection is King', why is $WCT a must-hold token?

#WalletConnect @WalletConnect $WCT

What is the next opportunity in Web3? The answer may be 'connection'—as multi-chain coexistence becomes the norm, users need cross-wallet transfers, developers need multi-chain deployment, and enterprises require secure connections, while WalletConnect is the 'King of Connections' in this era, and $WCT is the 'must-hold token' in this wave.

Why is WCT considered 'a must-hold'? Let's look at the answers provided by the ecosystem: first, it is the direct beneficiary of the 'connection necessity', as WalletConnect processes tens of millions of on-chain connections every day, and each connection creates value for WCT. This logic of 'traffic equals value' makes it more supported than other conceptual tokens; secondly, its rights system is 'irreplaceable', as token holders can not only participate in ecosystem decision-making but also enjoy staking dividends, mining rewards, and even unlock discounts for enterprise-level services, and these rights will become increasingly valuable as the ecosystem expands; finally, its 'network effect' is snowballing, the more wallets and applications are integrated, the harder it becomes for new players to replace WalletConnect, thus the value of $WCT becomes more solid.

In today's Web3, we have transitioned from the era of 'Issuing Tokens is King' to 'Connection is King'. While everyone is searching for the next hit project, smart investors have already begun to layout 'infrastructure'—after all, no matter how many new projects emerge, they all depend on connection services, and $WCT is the 'core value' of this infrastructure.